Simulation Scenarios
Every Possible Scenario Built For Every Possible Outcome
"Historical Replay"
This scenario allows users to consider interest rate changes for specific periods, such as the stagflation of the 1970s. By using real data, users can analyze how a household or government’s finances would be affected in that historical environment.
"Future Projections (ML-Driven)"
Users can set baseline assumptions like inflation around 3% and GDP growth at approximately 2%. The machine model then generates interest rate trajectories and evaluates their budgetary impacts over time.
"High Inflation Shock"
In this scenario, users can assume a rapid increase in inflation within any range. They can observe how central bank policies react and the resulting increase in debt servicing costs if interest rates follow suit.
"Low-Inflation / Deflation"
This model focuses on near-zero inflation, or even low or negative interest rates, particularly in regions such as the Eurozone or Japan, during specific periods. Users can see how this environment impacts the ability to fund government programs.
"User-Defined Custom"
In the final phase of the project, advanced users have the flexibility to set custom paths for inflation, policy decisions, or external economic shocks (such as oil price surges or geopolitical events), allowing for a tailored approach based on specific user inputs.