Advanced Macroeconomics

3 credits · Undergraduate Programs

Methodological principles and models that underlie modern analysis of macroeconomics. Advanced study and modeling of the determination of aggregate economic activity and its fluctuations, stabilization policy (fiscal and monetary), the determinants of economic growth, the effects of policy on economic growth, and unemployment and the labour market. Prerequisite(s): Economics 357, 359, 389 and 395.