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Page 9, Macroeconomics versus microeconomics:The “9 out of 5” line is adapted fromPaul Samuelson, who in 1966 wrote that “Wall Street indexes predicted nine out of the last five recessions!” Samuelson won the1970 Nobel Prize“for the scientific work through which he has developed static an...
Some students may need more general information as a base than that provided in the text. Students who have already completed an introductory international politics class, microeconomics, or macroeconomics will be strongly advantaged. Students unfamiliar with a general continuum of political theories shou...
macroeconomics over the previous 30 years was “spectacularly useless at best, and positively harmful at worst.”Footnote9For leaders, this is hardly an academic debate. The capacity of the economics profession to get things right—from deciphering the dynamics to pinpointing the right measures in ...
If it's macroeconomics people care about, this "maximizing the total value" will be the focus.Like "Pareto efficient" in game theory, it emphasize all involed parties as a whole. Decision making for each party could be quite different since they have to answer for their own interests and ...
Notes 1. See Brunnermeier, Farhi, et al. (2021) which states in part: “In terms of asset pricing theory, an important avenue for future research is to develop models that explain which agency, behavioral, or regulatory frictions may give rise to sparse portfolios, low elasticities of demand...
(London School of Economics)International Monetary Policy5 / 11Exercises▶ In the lecture notes you will run into exercises to do during lectures.This is just to make sure that you are keeping up with the key reasoning of the lectures▶ In addition to lectures we will have weekly classes...
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