ANALISYS MACROECONOMIC PROGRAM

Also a good simulator of complex models.

>>1657923
friendly bump

>>1657938
Thank you

Bump for interest

>>1657923
bump

>>1657923
just learn MATLAB, but its kind of pricey to get a license. Most academics use either MATLAB or STATA, although STATA is on its way out. I used MATLAB at school but also lots of R and Python which are super useful especially for econometric and data analysis/modelling

>>1658523
also, there are definitely packages for R that are tailored specifically for IS-LM and other macroecon models

>>1658523
Matlab is broken archaic cancer, don't learn it unless you're forced to by your school / workplace.

>>1658527
yeah I only learned matlab because it was the standard at my school. When I can I prefer using python and R for projects at work, plus some C for heavy lifitng.

Thanks to both of you. I learned a little python in high school. In college I use gretl for econometrics, but it's not what I'm looking for, I want to prove a real job for an economist, but ... maybe I'm looking for R.

>>1658523
>although STATA is on its way out.

why is that? We had to use it for our econometrics class and I prefered it way over SPSS for our statistics class because of the direct command line. Commands were a bit strange though, but it was still a good program in my opinion.