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Global Macro Database (GMD)

Loaded into a run through the Global Macro Database (GMD) connector.

Data source with a connector

About this dataset

Annual macroeconomic panels for 239 economies, 1086 to today plus forecasts, in versioned quarterly releases: GDP, inflation, interest and exchange rates, government finances, trade, money, house prices and crises.

macroeconomicscross-country paneleconomic history

Use it in a run

The Global Macro Database (GMD) connector loads it when a study's question needs it. Each load is recorded with what was read, when, the terms and the citation, and the study's page lists it under "Data used".

e2er run "<your research question>"

Each load uses one release, the newest unless the study names one. The release, the address of the file read and its SHA-256 go into the study's data dictionary and its dossier, and the citation goes into its references.

Terms of use

Free for academic use: research meant for publication, teaching and theses at universities and academic research institutes. Everyone else needs written permission. A study's replication package may include the GMD data it used, labelled as GMD data. The data may not be republished anywhere else.

Full terms

How to cite

Müller, K., Xu, C., Lehbib, M., & Chen, Z. (2025). The Global Macro Database: A New International Macroeconomic Dataset (NBER Working Paper No. 33714).

Research that uses it

No published research on e2er uses this dataset yet.

Description

Data model
Discipline
Economics
Method family
Empirical (quantitative)
Design
not specified
Research stage
Data acquisition
Authors
none: the source is cited on this page
Usage
not used in published research yet
Source
Data source with a connector
Record
dataset:source/gmd · JSON

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