ECON502Graduate
Macroeconomic Theory I
Printed in the catalogue as MACROECONOMIC THEORY I
Course content
Analytical treatment of the Classical, Keynesian and Tobin's dynamic aggregative models; reduced forms, impact multipliers and basic notions of stability analysis; implications of different money regimes and alternative definitions of disposable income; rapid review of the theories of inflation and unemployment are discussed in this course.
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