Course curriculum

  • 1

    Welcome to the course!

    • Macro without Maths Syllabus
  • 2

    Document Download

    • Macro without Maths

  • 3

    Lecture 1: Macro Theory and Policy

    • MACRO Lecture 1
  • 4

    Lecture 2: Neoclassical Resurgence

    • Lecture 2: Neoclassical Resurgence
  • 5

    Lecture 3: ERM to Financial Crisis

    • Lecture 3: ERM to Financial Crisis
  • 6

    Lecture 4: Macro Financial Crisis to Covid

    • Macro Financial Crisis to Covid
  • 7

    Lecture 5:

    • Lecture 5: The Most Basic Models
  • 8

    Lecture 6: IS-LM Model

    • Lecture 6 IS-LM Model
  • 9

    Lecture 7 IS LM and Money.mp4

    • Lecture 7 IS LM and Money.mp4
  • 10

    Lecture 8: The Phillips Curve

    • Lecture 8: The Phillips Curve
  • 11

    Lecture 9: Consumption Smoothing, Ricardian Equivalence and Lucas

    • Lecture 9: Consumption Smoothing, Ricardian Equivalence and Lucas
  • 12

    Lecture 10: Taylor Rule & Efficiency Wages

    • Lecture 10: Taylor Rule & Efficiency Wages
  • 13

    Lecture 11: 3-Equation Model

    • Lecture 11: 3-Equation Model
  • 14

    Lecture 12: Macro DSGE Models

    • PART 1

    • PART 2
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Course introduction

Learning outcomes

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Describe the major macroeconomic events from the 1930s to today

  • Explain the impacts of these events on the development of mainstream macroeconomic models

  • Describe, explain and apply the basic mainstream workhorse economic models from naïve neoclassical and Keynesian models through to ‘modern’ macro models

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Instructor

Andy Ross

Visiting Professor Andy Ross FAcSS Flnst CPD (Hon) Fellow of the Academy of Social Science