Global Economic Linkages Model
The Global Economic Linkages (GEL) model is a macroeconomic model developed by the International Institute for Labour Studies to study the functioning of the labour market and to identify the factors affecting employment, wages and the informal sector. This instrument is also developed to assess the impacts of different forms of labour, social and fiscal policies.
Non-technical papers on the GEL Model
Background technical papers on the GEL Model
- Inequality, Aggregate Demand and Crises Matthieu Charpe, Stefan Kühn
- Active labour market policies, search costs and positive fiscal multiplier Slim Bridji and Matthieu Charpe
- Dual Labour Markets with Search Costs Slim Bridji and Matthieu Charpe
- Economic Transition following an Emission Tax in a RBC Model with Endogenous Growth Slim Bridji, Matthieu Charpe and Stefan Kühn
- Countercyclical Unemployment Benefits and Unemployment Fluctuations Edouard Challe, Matthieu Charpe, Ekkehard Ernst and Xavier Ragot