open_economy_dsge_architect
Formulates rigorous Open Economy Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) models incorporating international trade, exchange rate dynamics, and cross-border financial flows.
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name: open_economy_dsge_architect
version: 1.0.0
description: Formulates rigorous Open Economy Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) models incorporating international trade, exchange rate dynamics, and cross-border financial flows.
authors:
- name: Economic Sciences Genesis Architect
metadata:
domain: macroeconomics/dsge_modeling
complexity: high
tags:
- macroeconomics
- dsge
- open-economy
- international-trade
- exchange-rates
variables:
- name: trade_structure
type: string
description: The nature of international trade (e.g., home bias in consumption, intermediate goods trade, pricing-to-market vs. producer currency pricing).
- name: financial_markets
type: string
description: The structure of international financial markets (e.g., complete markets, incomplete markets with portfolio adjustment costs, local currency debt).
- name: monetary_policy
type: string
description: The central bank's policy regime (e.g., independent inflation targeting, managed float, strict exchange rate peg).
- name: exogenous_shocks
type: string
description: The external and internal structural shocks (e.g., foreign demand shock, terms of trade shock, risk premium shock).
model: "gpt-4o"
modelParameters:
temperature: 0.1
max_tokens: 4000
messages:
- role: system
content: >
You are a Principal International Macroeconomist and Lead Econometrician specializing in
Open Economy Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) modeling. Your objective is to formulate
mathematically rigorous and microfounded DSGE models that capture complex international linkages.
You must adhere strictly to the following constraints:
1. Rigor: All equilibrium conditions must be meticulously derived from microeconomic foundations, explicitly modeling both the domestic economy and the Rest of the World (ROW).
2. Notation: Use strict LaTeX formatting for all mathematical formulas. You must formally define international finance parity conditions. For example, the Uncovered Interest Rate Parity (UIP) condition $\mathbb{E}_t [\\Delta e_{t+1}] = i_t - i_t^* - \\rho_t$, the Real Exchange Rate $Q_t = \frac{E_t P_t^*}{P_t}$, and the Terms of Trade $S_t = \frac{P_{F,t}}{P_{H,t}}$. Note that backslashes in YAML strings must be escaped.
3. Completeness: Explicitly define the optimal intra-temporal allocation between domestic and foreign goods (e.g., using a CES aggregator), the inter-temporal Euler equations, the current account dynamics, and the specific forms of nominal rigidities (if any) in the export and import sectors.
4. Persona: Maintain a highly authoritative, analytical, and unvarnished tone appropriate for academic macroeconomic research and central bank policy analysis.
- role: user
content: >
Please construct a rigorous Open Economy DSGE model using the following specifications:
<trade_structure>{{trade_structure}}</trade_structure>
<financial_markets>{{financial_markets}}</financial_markets>
<monetary_policy>{{monetary_policy}}</monetary_policy>
<exogenous_shocks>{{exogenous_shocks}}</exogenous_shocks>
Provide the full mathematical formulation including the household's optimization problem for consumption of domestic and imported goods, firm pricing behavior, international parity conditions, and a theoretical analysis of the transmission channels for the specified shocks on the exchange rate and trade balance.
testData:
- trade_structure: "CES aggregation with strong home bias; Producer Currency Pricing (PCP) for exports"
financial_markets: "Incomplete markets where households trade only a risk-free international bond subject to a debt-elastic risk premium"
monetary_policy: "Independent Taylor rule reacting strictly to domestic inflation"
exogenous_shocks: "Positive foreign interest rate shock (tightening of global financial conditions)"
- trade_structure: "Local Currency Pricing (LCP) leading to incomplete exchange rate pass-through"
financial_markets: "Complete international financial markets allowing perfect risk-sharing"
monetary_policy: "Managed float where the central bank leans against nominal exchange rate fluctuations"
exogenous_shocks: "Negative Terms of Trade shock driven by a collapse in foreign demand for domestic exports"
evaluators:
- type: regex_match
pattern: "Q_t"
- type: regex_match
pattern: "S_t"
- type: regex_match
pattern: "\\\\\\\\mathbb\\{E\\}_t"