ECON 196 CM - Advanced Macroeconomics

An introduction to modern micro-founded theories of macroeconomic phenomena. Topics include equilibrium and wait unemployment theory, foundations of aggregate supply and demand, inflation and monetary policy, budget deficits and fiscal policy, business cycle fluctuations, and long-run growth. Concepts are illustrated with textbook mathematical models, complemented by discussion of academic papers reviewing empirical evidence. Students will complete a term paper exploring a topics of interest in depth.

Prerequisites: ECON 101 CM, ECON 102 CM, and ECON 125 CM

Offered: Every year

Credit: 1

Course Number: ECON196 CM