ECO 7297
Applied Macroeconomics I
Prepares doctoral students to be researchers in Modern Macroeconomics. Constructs and solves Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) models. Uses real-world economic data to estimate and calibrate DSGE models using Bayesian methods. Identifies and measures the size of macroeconomic shocks on output, employment, prices, and other relevant macroeconomic variables.
Prerequisites & course information
Grading Scheme: Letter Grade Prerequisite: ECO 7206 . ( ECO 7206 is completed by all PhD students in Year 1 of the program. This course will be taken in the fall semester of the second year of the PhD program.)
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2025-2026