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Introduction to the Macroeconomics of Monetary and Fiscal Policy

Program(s): Undergraduate Courses

This course is currently at capacity. Students who currently are on the waitlist will be given priority if places become available.

*Taught Online*  The course focuses on monetary and fiscal issues in the macroeconomy and their interplay. In the first part we will study topics such as the existence of a monetary economy, inflation, and the inflation tax, the Phillips curve, and the real effects of money, liquidity risks and the role of money. In the second part of the course we will study topics such as fiscal policy, government debt, taxation, credit market imperfections and social security. An effort will be made to tackle these issues within unified and simple dynamic frameworks.

Remote or Residential

✓ Remote Course

 

Course Considerations

Students should have completed ECON 10000/20000/20010 and Econ 10200/20200/20210 or similar. 

Course Overview

Start Date

August 26

End Date

September 13

Current Grade / Education Level

Undergrad / Grad

Program

Undergraduate Courses

Class Details

Course Code

ECON 13300 97

Class Day(s)

Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri

Class Duration (CST)

10:00

12:10 P.M.

Session

Sept Term

Course Length

3 weeks

Primary Instructor

Sergio Salas Landau

Academic Interest

Economics
Social Sciences (e.g., history, sociology)