Input-Output and Applied General Equilibrium Models

blended course

This course shows the use of input-output tables and social accounting matrices, which constitute the data basis for applied general equilibrium models. After that, students are introduced to the basics of computable general equilibrium models.

Course leader

Patrick Tomberger

Target group

Private and public sector and civil society professionals as well as higher-education students.

Course aim

In lectures, discussions and case studies, renowned experts will teach you how to blend the policy aspects of trade and investment with thorough legal interpretation and economic analysis. By becoming a part of the WTI community, you will establish valuable contacts with fellow-minded professionals and lecturers.

Credits info

3 EC
Students who take multiple courses in the Winter or Summer Academy can become eligible for a Diploma of Advanced Studies (DAS) or a Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) in International Law and Economics.

Fee info

CHF 1200: Fees do not cover costs such as meals, housing or local transportation.