Program(s): Undergraduate Courses
The course will cover - via theory and basic economic reasoning, as well as contemporary applications and public policy debates - current major U.S. domestic and international macroeconomics issues, including: the determination of income and output, inflation, and unemployment; the money supply, banking system, and the Federal Reserve; federal spending, taxation and deficits; international trade, exchange rates, the balance of payments and globalization; and long-run population and economic growth. Special attention will be paid to the contributions of Chicago economists/economics to our understanding of macroeconomic principles and public policy.
Remote or Residential
✓ Residential (On-Campus)
Course Overview
Start Date
June 10
End Date
July 12
Current Grade / Education Level
Undergrad / Grad
Program
Undergraduate Courses
Class Details
Course Code
ECON 10200 91
Class Day(s)
Tues
Thurs
Class Duration (CST)
9:00
12:20 P.M.
Session
Session I
Course Length
5 weeks
Primary Instructor
Allen Sanderson
Academic Interest
Economics