To activate the EconModel presentations,
you need to download and install the EconModel program. This page
describes the steps in this process.
Step 1:
What is a Model Link?
- The Model Links on an EconModel-based web site point to files containing
economic models. After you have
installed EconModel, clicking on a Model Link will automatically start the
EconModel program and load the model file.
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If this is not clear or you are having a problem with a Model Link, please
read What is a Model Link?
Step 2: Get a Ticket for the Classic Economic Models
To license a computer to use EconModel, you need a ticket class and a ticket number.
These are distributed by e-mail. Each ticket
licenses one computer for one year. You will be prompted to enter
your licensing information the first time you try to run an EconModel
application that is not a free trial.
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One Year Subscription
Subscribe for a whole year for only $20. For far less than the
$130 you paid for your last textbook, you get to actively work with and
learn about 16 of the most important models in economics.
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Site License Ticket Window If
your e-mail suffix is listed below, you are eligible for a subscription
under a site license.
Current site licenses:
- UNC, Chapel Hill (unc.edu)
- California Institute of Technology (caltech.edu)
- Duke University (duke.edu)
- University of Washington (washington.edu)
- Yale University (yale.edu)
Contact sales@econmodel.com for a site license.
- Solutions to common problems.
Step 3: Download and Install EconModel (a 1.6 megabyte file)
Step 4: Register
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If you have completed Steps 1 and 2, then click here to
enter your ticket information. The EconModel program will start
and ask you for your ticket information. You only do this once.
You can then click on the Model Links to access models.
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To check your subscription expiration date or your EconModel version, or just
to verify that EconModel is still working,
check license information.
- Solutions to common problems.
