We have designed this book to be a supplement to Robert J. Barro’s Macroeconomics, whichis the textbook that is used in introductory macroeconomics courses at the University of Chicago. In teaching these courses, we have found that Barro’s treatment of the subject does not make use of the mathematical skills of our students. In particular, Barro relies almost exclusively on economic intuition and graphs to elucidate his subject. Since our students are familiar with calculus, we are able to work out formal models. This almost always allows greater concreteness and concision.
CONTENTS
Preface
1. Preliminaries
2. Work Effort, Production, and Consumption
3. The Behavior of Households with Markets for Commodities and Credit
4. The Demand for Money
5. TheMarket-ClearingModel
6. The LaborMarket
7. Inflation
8. Business Cycles
9. Unemployment
10. Economic Growth
11. The Effect of Government Purchases
12. The Effect of Taxation
13. The Optimal Path of Government Debt
14. Comparative Advantage and Trade
15. Financial Intermediation
16. Fiscal and Monetary Policy
17. Optimal Monetary Policy
Solutions to Exercises
CONTENTS
Preface
1. Preliminaries
2. Work Effort, Production, and Consumption
3. The Behavior of Households with Markets for Commodities and Credit
4. The Demand for Money
5. TheMarket-ClearingModel
6. The LaborMarket
7. Inflation
8. Business Cycles
9. Unemployment
10. Economic Growth
11. The Effect of Government Purchases
12. The Effect of Taxation
13. The Optimal Path of Government Debt
14. Comparative Advantage and Trade
15. Financial Intermediation
16. Fiscal and Monetary Policy
17. Optimal Monetary Policy
Solutions to Exercises
Páginas : 296
Peso : 1 mb.
Formato : PDF.
Edición : Primera
Año de Publicación :1999.
Autor : Matthias Doepke, Andreas Lehnert, AndrewW. Sellgren
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