MATLAB Code for "A crisis of confidence: The counterparty-liquidity risk nexus in an agent-based network model of the interbank market" by N.K. Scholtes (2017)
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MATLAB Code for "A crisis of confidence: The counterparty-liquidity risk nexus in an agent-based network model of the interbank market" by N.K. Scholtes (2017)
Simulations to demonstrate the effect of core-periphery network structures on the stability of interbank networks.
A rigorously phased, systems-level analysis of U.S. public debt. Avoids policy prescriptions until epistemic constraints are enforced. Separates accounting from causality, tracks distributional impacts, dissects narratives, and surfaces second- and third-order risks. Built for clarity, not ideology.
End-to-End Python implementation of Markov-Switching VAR framework for detecting endogenous financial fragility. Replicates Delli Gatti et al.'s (2025) methodology using EM algorithm, Hamilton filtering, and HP spectral decomposition to empirically test Minsky's Financial Instability Hypothesis in macroeconomic data.
MSc. Thesis docuemnt and code.
📊 Explore regime changes and real financial cycles through Minsky's hypothesis in a nonlinear framework, enhancing macroeconomic and financial analysis.
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