Name: Michael Hatcher
Type: User
Company: University of Southampton
Bio: Michael Hatcher, Associate Professor, University of Southampton. Monetary policy, finance, numerical methods.
Twitter: MikeHatcherEcon
Location: Southampton
Blog: https://sites.google.com/site/michaelhatcherecon/
Michael Hatcher's Projects
Codes for Communication, Networks and Asset Prices: A Survey (JEIC)
This repository provides a simple code for simulating the model of opinion dynamics in DeGroot (1974).
Discretization of Normal random variables and simulations
This repository contains Matlab code to solve a simple N-state Brock-Mirman model using dynamic programming.
Repository for Hatcher (2022, Forthcoming Econ. Lett.)
Fast computation of the Gini coefficient
Course in International Finance and Money at the University of Glasgow, 2014
Course in International Macroeconomics and Policy delivered at the University of Glasgow, 2013-2014 (MSc level)
Simulating monetary policy rules in the presence of a zero lower bound.
https://sites.google.com/site/michaelhatcherecon/
Networks, beliefs, and asset prices: codes
Simulating multiple equilibria in models with occasionally-binding constraints
Optimal pensions with endogenous labour supply (OLG model)
Solving for optimal portfolios using Dynare in Matlab.
Replication codes for Hatcher (2014, JEDC)
This project provides builds simple Dynare / Matlab codes for simulating optimal interest rates rule in the baseline New Keynesian model. See
Should a pension reform be announced? A reply. Economics Letters, 2019.
This repository contains postprints of my publications.
This repository contains data and codes for the paper "Does the impact of Private Education on Growth differ at different levels of Credit Market Development?"
Rational expectations solutions under structural change (Hatcher 2022, JEDC)
Rational expectations solutions under structural change (old repository)
This repository provides code and files for the paper "Solving heterogeneous-belief asset pricing models with short selling constraints and many agents" (Hatcher, 2024, Macroeconomic Dynamics).
This repository provides code and files for the paper "Heterogeneous beliefs and short selling taxes: A note"
Solving models with numerical methods (economics)