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    This document outlines the syllabus for a Principles of Macroeconomics course taught by Dr. Ho Thuy Ai. The course will use Mankiw's 9th edition textbook and last for 15 sessions. It will cover topics like economic indicators, production, inflation, monetary and fiscal policy. Assessment will be based on class participation, group assignments, a midterm, and a final exam. The midterm will cover the first half of the course material and be 30-45 minutes, while the final will cover all material and be 75 minutes. Both exams will be closed book and either online or in-class format. Group work will involve discussing assigned principles and presenting results. The first assignment is to choose a group monitor and

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    This document outlines the syllabus for a Principles of Macroeconomics course taught by Dr. Ho Thuy Ai. The course will use Mankiw's 9th edition textbook and last for 15 sessions. It will cover topics like economic indicators, production, inflation, monetary and fiscal policy. Assessment will be based on class participation, group assignments, a midterm, and a final exam. The midterm will cover the first half of the course material and be 30-45 minutes, while the final will cover all material and be 75 minutes. Both exams will be closed book and either online or in-class format. Group work will involve discussing assigned principles and presenting results. The first assignment is to choose a group monitor and

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    Ch00 Introduction Syllabus

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    This document outlines the syllabus for a Principles of Macroeconomics course taught by Dr. Ho Thuy Ai. The course will use Mankiw's 9th edition textbook and last for 15 sessions. It will cover topics like economic indicators, production, inflation, monetary and fiscal policy. Assessment will be based on class participation, group assignments, a midterm, and a final exam. The midterm will cover the first half of the course material and be 30-45 minutes, while the final will cover all material and be 75 minutes. Both exams will be closed book and either online or in-class format. Group work will involve discussing assigned principles and presenting results. The first assignment is to choose a group monitor and

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    PRINCIPLES OF

    MACROECONOMICS
    Ho Thuy Ai
    Faculty of International Economics
    HCMC Banking University

    1
    Introduction

    • Course: Principles of
    Macroeconomics Criteria Weight
    • Code: MES303
    • Level: Undergraduate A1.1. Participation 10%
    A1. During the
    • Credit: 3 A1.2. Group assignments 20%
    course
    • Textbook: A1.3. Midterm exam 20%
    Mankiw, N.G. (2021). Principles
    of Macroeconomics. 9th edition, A2. Final exam A2.1. Final exam 50%
    Cengage Learning.
    Total 100%
    • Lecturer: Dr. Ho Thuy Ai
    aiht@buh.edu.vn
    Teaching plan
    NO. CONTENT STUDENTS’ DUTY

    1 Introduction on Macroeconomics Mankiw (2021) Chapter 1, 2 Day 1


    2 Economic Data Mankiw (2021) Chapter 10, 11 Day 2

    3 Production and Growth Mankiw (2021) Chapter 12 Day 3

    4 Inflation and Monetary System Mankiw (2021) Chapter 16, 17 Day 4

    5 Aggregate Supply & Aggregate Demand Mankiw (2021) Chapter 20 Day 5


    Day 6
    6 Monetary Policy & Fiscal Policy Mankiw (2021) Chapter 21 Midterm
    7 Short-run Tradeoff between Inflation and Mankiw (2021) Chapter 15, 22 Day 7
    Unemployment
    Day 8
    8 Open-economy Mankiw (2021) Chapter 18, 19 Day 9

    Final exam Final exam


    3
    Participation (10% of total grade)

    • Attendance list
    • Bonus for active participation
    • Max grade: 10/10

    4
    Group Assignment (20% of total grade)

    Grouping Group work Submission


    5 students/group Questions/assignments can be Discussion results submitted
    posed anytime during the class either through LMS or in paper
    Fixed during the course to the Lecturer
    (No pre-announcement)
    Any student in each group is
    requested to give oral
    presentation when necessary.

    There are 3-4 group assignments anytime during the course.


    Only those who in fact contribute to the group work are graded.
    5
    Midterm Exam (20% of total grade)

    When? Day 6 of the schedule


    What? Mankiw (2021): Chapter 1, 2, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 20

    How? Multiple choice (online), or Blended exam (in-class room)

    How long? 30 – 45 minutes


    Open book? NO

    6
    Final exam (50% of total grade)

    When? School’s schedule


    What? Mankiw (2021): Chapter 1, 2, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20,
    21, 22
    How? Short essay (online), or Blended exam (in-class room)

    How long? 75 minutes


    Open book? NO

    7
    To-do list (Day 1)
    • Choose Monitor:
    • Name: …………………
    • Phone number: …………………
    • Email: ……………….
    • Grouping and submit the group list to the Monitor (05 students/group)
    • Review 10 principles of economics by Mankiw (2021)
    • Group Assignment 1:
    • Monitor randomly assigns each group with two exclusive principles
    • Each group discusses the principles assigned
    • Duration: 15 minutes
    • Write the discussion results on a paper with group members’ name; topic; date
    • Oral presentation + Q&A
    • Duration: 10 minute/group
    • Group work submission
    • No submission/Forget submission: 0 mark for the whole group
    • Only the actual participants are graded.

    8
    SUBMISSION FILE

    9
    ATTENTION!
    • Handouts are available on BUH LMS
    • Students are responsible for reading the corresponding materials
    before each lecture.
    • Students are responsible for regularly checking information and
    notifications on BUH LMS.
    • Questions about the course (if any) should be asked in class.

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