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Economics

Economics · Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics

Unit

Reason from stated assumptions about aggregate production, economic indicators, fiscal and monetary mechanisms, long-run adjustment, and international transactions. Compute and construct tables, supplied graph points, and causal arguments while separating model implications from policy judgments.

Ages 14–18 20 lessons about 13.5 hours in all

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  1. 1 Production possibilities and comparative advantage
  2. 2 Circular flows and national accounting
  3. 3 Nominal GDP, real GDP, and the deflator
  4. 4 Consumer prices, inflation, and real interest
  5. 5 Unemployment and participation
  6. 6 Business cycles and potential output
  7. 7 Aggregate demand and its determinants
  8. 8 Short-run and long-run aggregate supply
  9. 9 Equilibrium, gaps, and competing shocks
  10. 10 Fiscal changes and conditional multipliers
  11. 11 Money, bank balance sheets, and deposit creation
  12. 12 Bond prices, yields, and financial assets
  13. 13 Money markets and loanable funds
  14. 14 Monetary policy with limited and ample reserves
  15. 15 Inflation expectations and long-run stabilization
  16. 16 Productivity and long-run growth
  17. 17 Deficits, debt, and stabilization trade-offs
  18. 18 Exchange-rate quotations and currency markets
  19. 19 Balance-of-payments accounting
  20. 20 Capital flows and open-economy policy comparisons