MacroeconomicsThis book conveys the excitement of macroeconomics, covering many of the main macroeconomic issues of the day issues often missing from other texts. Its example-rich approach provides a strong emphasis on the role of expectations, the openness of modern economics, and the role of dynamics. |
Contents
PART ONE INTRODUCTION | 1 |
A TOUR OF THE BOOK | 19 |
PART TWO THE BASICS | 40 |
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actual adjust aggregate answer assume assumption average balance billion bonds budget called capital central bank Chapter consumers consumption countries crease curve decrease deficit demand depends depreciation determination dollar domestic economists economy effects equal equation equilibrium example exchange rate expected exports fact Figure financial markets firms fiscal foreign future German given gives growth growth rate happens higher hold implies imports income increase inflation investment labor leads less look lower measure ment monetary policy move movements natural rate nominal nominal interest rate output payments percent period present price level production profit question ratio real exchange rate real interest rate reason reduction relation result saving shift short shows Source supply Suppose Table tion trade turn unemployed unemployment rate United wage workers
References to this book
The Case for Joint Management of Exchange Rate Flexibility C. Fred Bergsten No preview available - 1999 |