The current version of GEMPACK is Release 10.0 (May 2008), which includes many
new features compared to the previous Release 9.0 (April
2005).
Courses
The Centre of Policy Studies runs several modelling courses
each year. The Practical GE Modelling Course teaches you how to use GEMPACK and how to
run an important GE model. There are also Dynamic and Regional CGE Modelling Courses,
designed for more experienced modellers.
GEMPACK-L Mailing List is designed to let GEMPACK users
communicate amongst themselves, sharing information, tips, etc. The GEMPACK developers
occasionally make announcements on it (new releases, bugs, courses, etc). Feel free to
join the list.
GEMPACK Windows programs. Download current versions of
WinGEM and associated programs ViewHAR, ViewSOL, RunGEM and TABmate for use
with both the current release of source-code GEMPACK and executable-image GEMPACK.
GEMPACK utility programs. You can download current versions
of these command-line programs and use them on Windows PCs. You do not need a GEMPACK
licence to run the programs (including GEMPIE, SLTOHT and SEEHAR) available here.
RunDynam. Windows software RunDynam for running
recursive dynamic models (including MONASH) is available. This software can be used with
any recursive dynamic model which is implemented and solved using GEMPACK. Demonstration versions of RunDynam and RunMONASH are
available.
AnalyseGE. Windows software AnalyseGE helps modellers
analyse their simulation results.
RunGEM. Windows software RunGEM makes it very easy to
carry out Systematic Sensitivity Analysis with any model implemented using
GEMPACK. For example, you can easily see how sensitive are the results of any simulation
with respect to variations in the values of the Armington elasticities in your
model.
Find out how you can transfer data between GAMS and
GEMPACK.
MGE2GP. If you are familiar with Tom Rutherford's MPSGE
language for writing down GE models, there is a program MGE2GP which translates
these models and lets you solve them using GEMPACK.
Solving intertemporal models. Download some fully
intertemporal (rational expectations) models implemented and solved using GEMPACK,
including the TABLO and data files for ORANI-INT -- an intertemporal version of the ORANI
model.
Quotas. It is possible to model quotas (including tariff
rate quotas) explicitly via GEMPACK. [Other inequalities can be modelled explicitly via
GEMPACK using the same techniques.]
ORANI-G model. Source code, documentation, and other
material relating to the celebrated ORANI-G model, a useful example of a real-world
GEMPACK application.
CoPS Archive contains many examples of models and
databases.
The Crusoe Suite. A great resource for teaching or
experimentation with GEMPACK. The Crusoe Suite includes executable versions of the
ORANI-G and CRUSOE single-country models (which can be run without a GEMPACK license)
together with a 10-sector single-country database for each of 30 regions of the world
(adapted from the GTAP database). With full source code and comprehensive documentation
of the ORANI-G model, of which the CRUSOE model is a simplified version.
Custom Software Development is available from GEMPACK and the Centre of Policy
Studies. For example, model-specific Windows interfaces have been constructed for the
GTAP and GTEM models.
Email GEMPACK to explore similar
possibilities.
When you report results obtained using GEMPACK, we ask you to acknowledge this by
including a reference to GEMPACK in your paper or report. This
acknowledgement is a condition of all GEMPACK licences.