Econ Scenarios

Pick a policy preset, choose horizon, and view KPIs, diagrams, distributional effects, risks, and assumptions. Switch to Compare to A/B two scenarios.

Real GDP (q/q, ann.)

+3.0%

CPI (y/y)

3.6%

Unemployment

4.1%

Debt / GDP

+1.4 pp

Real GDP (trend)

+2.2%

CPI (y/y)

2.6%

Unemployment

4.3%

Debt / GDP

+3.8 pp

IS–LM (Short-run)

Y i IS' IS LM

Tax cuts shift IS → right; rate hold keeps LM flat in the short run.

AD–AS (Long-run)

Y P AD' AD AS LRAS

Near-term output lifts; price level higher; LR depends on productivity.

Distributional Effects (Short-run)

Households
Firms
Gov Revenue
Capital Spend

Bar width ≈ relative change vs baseline.

Distributional Effects (Long-run)

Households
Firms
Gov Debt Load
Investment

LR includes deficit dynamics and crowd-out/crowd-in channels.

Risks (Short-run)

Inflation
Credit
FX
Unemp
Debt
Trade
  • Price pressure from demand; mitigated by rate stability.
  • Revenue shortfall widens near-term deficit.

Risks (Long-run)

Inflation
Credit
FX
Unemp
Debt
Trade
  • Debt sustainability depends on r–g and future consolidation.
  • Investment response tied to supply-side reforms.

IS–LM (Short-run)

Fiscal push vs tighter money → muted growth; inflation contained.

Distribution

Households
Firms
Gov Debt
Investment

Risks

Infl
Credit
FX
Unemp
Debt
Trade

AD–AS (Short-run)

Output up modestly; price pressure damped by hikes.

Distribution

Households
Firms
Gov Debt
Capex

Risks

Infl
Credit
FX
Unemp
Debt
Trade

IS–LM (Short-run)

Fiscal drag vs easing → disinflation, softer growth.

Risks

Infl
Credit
FX
Unemp
Debt
Trade

Baseline

Trend growth, stable prices, neutral policy.

Trade/Industry Mix

Import prices up; targeted sectors supported; CPI sensitivity.

Distribution

Tradables
Consumers
Budget
Non-tradables

Supply Shock + Demand Support

Stagflationary pressure; stimulus cushions output.

Risks

Infl
Credit
FX
Unemp
Debt
Trade

Balance-Sheet + Capex

Near-term demand + potential-growth lift from infra productivity.

Distribution (Long-run)

Productivity
Real Wages
Debt
Private Capex

Compare A

Pick a scenario to show in A.

A1 — Tax Cut + Rate Hold

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt/GDP

A2 — Tax Cut + Rate Hike

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

A3 — Stimulus + Hike

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

A4 — Austerity + Cut

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

A5 — Neutral

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

A6 — Tariffs + Subsidies

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

A7 — Energy Shock + Stimulus

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

A8 — QE + Infrastructure

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

Compare B

Pick a scenario to show in B.

B1 — Tax Cut + Rate Hold

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

B2 — Tax Cut + Rate Hike

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

B3 — Stimulus + Hike

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

B4 — Austerity + Cut

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

B5 — Neutral

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

B6 — Tariffs + Subsidies

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

B7 — Energy Shock + Stimulus

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt

B8 — QE + Infrastructure

GDP

CPI

Unemp

Debt