In this project I solved 3 simple macroeconomic models in 6 (relatively) common programming languages: Python, R, Matlab, Julia, C++ and Fortran. The purpose was to practice these languages and to serve as a template for future work. The models are a basic growth model, a stochastic growth model, and a model with idiosyncratic endowments. I show some basic performance benchmarking and document my subjective experience across the languages.
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Implementation of basic macro models in various programming languages
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