Intermediate Economic Theory-Macroecononics II

3 credits · Undergraduate Programs

Modern intertemporal macroeconomics based on microeconomic foundations. Analysis of market interaction through optimal choices and market clearing within and across time, economic fluctuations, market imperfections, and role of government policies. Prerequisite(s): Economics 301 and 303. Antirequisite(s): Credit for Economics 359 and either 313 or 531 will not be allowed.