= Creating a LaTeX file containing the dynamic model =

You just need to add the following command in your MOD file:
{{{
write_latex_dynamic_model;
}}}

If your MOD file is {{{foo.mod}}}, then Dynare will create a file called {{{foo_dynamic.tex}}}, containing the list of all the dynamic model equations.

In order to get a prettier output, note that you can instruct Dynare to use given LaTeX constructs for variable names. For example, if you have variables called {{{alpha}}} and {{{eps}}}, you can declare them as follows:
{{{
var alpha $\alpha$, eps $\varepsilon$;
}}}
Then the generated LaTeX files will use symbols <<latex($\alpha$)>> and <<latex($\varepsilon$)>> (instead of plain "alpha" and "eps").

= Creating a LaTeX file containing the static model =

You just need to add the following command in your MOD file:
{{{
write_latex_static_model;
}}}

If your MOD file is {{{foo.mod}}}, then Dynare will create a file called {{{foo_static.tex}}}, containing the list of all the static model equations.


The same than above applies.

The output will look similar, except that there will be no time subscripts on endogenous variables.