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The first part will review the IS-LM and IS-LM-PC framework as well the open-economy extensions of these models. The second part will introduce the Kaleckian model of fluctuations, growth and income distribution as well as the Solow growth model. The third part will discuss the so-called Lucas critique of
in macroeconomic thinking; the ability to use economic models to interpret real-world economics; basic tools to simulate macroeconomic models using Matlab. There are no formal prerequisites but attending the Math Camp as well as the Computer Language Workshop is highly recommended. 3.000 Credit hours
The first part will review the IS-LM and IS-LM-PC framework as well the open-economy extensions of these models. The second part will introduce the Kaleckian model of fluctuations, growth and income distribution as well as the Solow growth model. The third part will discuss the so-called Lucas critique of
in macroeconomic thinking; the ability to use economic models to interpret real-world economics; basic tools to simulate macroeconomic models using Matlab. There are no formal prerequisites but attending the Math Camp as well as the Computer Language Workshop is highly recommended. 3.000 Credit hours
The first part will review the IS-LM and IS-LM-PC framework as well the open-economy extensions of these models. The second part will introduce the Kaleckian model of fluctuations, growth and income distribution as well as the Solow growth model. The third part will discuss the so-called Lucas critique of
in macroeconomic thinking; the ability to use economic models to interpret real-world economics; basic tools to simulate macroeconomic models using Matlab. There are no formal prerequisites but attending the Math Camp as well as the Computer Language Workshop is highly recommended. 3.000 Credit hours
The first part will review the IS-LM and IS-LM-PC framework as well the open-economy extensions of these models. The second part will introduce the Kaleckian model of fluctuations, growth and income distribution as well as the Solow growth model. The third part will discuss the so-called Lucas critique of
in macroeconomic thinking; the ability to use economic models to interpret real- world economics; basic tools to simulate macroeconomic models using Matlab. There are no formal prerequisites but attending the Math Camp as well as the Computer Language Workshop is highly recommended. 3.000 Credit hours
The first part will review the IS-LM and IS-LM-PC framework as well the open-economy extensions of these models. The second part will introduce the Kaleckian model of fluctuations, growth and income distribution as well as the Solow growth model. The third part will discuss the so-called Lucas critique of
in macroeconomic thinking; the ability to use economic models to interpret real-world economics; basic tools to simulate macroeconomic models using Matlab. There are no formal prerequisites but attending the Math Camp as well as the Computer Language Workshop is highly recommended. 3.000 Credit hours
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Jeffrey Epstein
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Lucas
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McGraw-Hill
ORGANIZATIONRobert Frank
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