Economics 100B: Economic Analysis - Macroeconomics
Economics 100B: Economic Analysis - Macroeconomics (Fall 2014, UC Berkeley). Instructor: Professor Steven A. Wood. This course is a study of the factors which determine national income,
employment, and price levels, with attention to the effects of monetary and fiscal policy. Topics include: measuring macroeconomic data; saving and investment in closed and open economics;
Solow model; monetary policy; aggregate demand; aggregate supply; financial system; exchange rates; and macroeconomic policy.
Lecture 15 - The Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Model, Part 2 |
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Lecture 01 - The Policy and Practice of Macroeconomics |
Lecture 02 - Measuring Macroeconomic Data |
Lecture 03 - Aggregate Production and Total Factor Productivity |
Lecture 04 - Saving and Investment in Closed and Open Economics, Part 1 |
Lecture 05 - Saving and Investment in Closed and Open Economics, Part 2 |
Lecture 06 - The Solow Model, Part 1 |
Lecture 07 - The Solow Model, Part 2 |
Lecture 08 - The Solow Model, Part 3 and Drivers of Growth: Technology, Policy, and Institutions |
Lecture 09 - Money and Inflation |
Lecture 10 - Business Cycles: An Introduction |
Lecture 11 - The IS Curve |
Lecture 12 - Monetary Policy and Aggregate Demand |
Lecture 13 - The Phillips Curve and Aggregate Supply |
Lecture 14 - The Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Model, Part 1 |
Lecture 15 - The Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Model, Part 2 |
Lecture 16 - Business Fluctuations |
Lecture 17 - The Financial System |
Lecture 18 - Information Challenges and the Financial System |
Lecture 19 - Macroeconomic Policy and Aggregate Demand and Supply Analysis, Part 1 |
Lecture 20 - Macroeconomic Policy and Aggregate Demand and Supply Analysis, Part 2 |
Lecture 21 - Exchange Rates, Part 1 |
Lecture 22 - Exchange Rates, Part 2 |
Lecture 23 - Fiscal Policy |
Lecture 24 - The Role Expectations in Macroeconomic Policy |
Lecture 25 - Course Evaluation and Macroeconomic Summary |