This document outlines the topics and assigned readings for the first 10 lectures of a macroeconomics course leading up to the midterm. The lectures cover introductory macroeconomic concepts like GDP, the components of GDP, inflation, consumption, investment, government spending, the role of money and central banks, and macroeconomic equilibrium models including the LM and IS curves. Assigned readings include chapters from the course textbook as well as additional suggested readings specified in lecture slides.
This document outlines the topics and assigned readings for the first 10 lectures of a macroeconomics course leading up to the midterm. The lectures cover introductory macroeconomic concepts like GDP, the components of GDP, inflation, consumption, investment, government spending, the role of money and central banks, and macroeconomic equilibrium models including the LM and IS curves. Assigned readings include chapters from the course textbook as well as additional suggested readings specified in lecture slides.
This document outlines the topics and assigned readings for the first 10 lectures of a macroeconomics course leading up to the midterm. The lectures cover introductory macroeconomic concepts like GDP, the components of GDP, inflation, consumption, investment, government spending, the role of money and central banks, and macroeconomic equilibrium models including the LM and IS curves. Assigned readings include chapters from the course textbook as well as additional suggested readings specified in lecture slides.
number Lecture 1 Introduction to Macroeconomics Chapter 2 of your textbook and the Notion of GDP suggested readings* Lecture 2 Limitations of GDP and Components of GDP Chapter 3 of your textbook and suggested readings Lecture 3 Some conceptual understanding of economic Readings suggested by Prof. equilibrium, Saving and Investment etc. Mohanty Lecture 4 Inflation Chapters 2 and 5 of your textbook And suggested readings Lecture 5 A more detailed look at Consumption, Chapter 3 and Section 20.1 of your Investment and Government Spending…1 textbook And suggested readings Lecture 6 A more detailed look at Consumption, Chapter 3 and Section 20.1 of your Investment and Government Spending…2 textbook And suggested readings Lecture 7 Role of Money and Central Banks…1 Chapter 4 of your textbook And suggested readings Lecture 8 Role of Money and Central Banks…2 Chapter 4 of your textbook And suggested readings Lecture 9 Money Market Equilibrium and the LM curve Chapter 12 of your textbook And suggested readings Lecture 10 Goods Market equilibrium and the IS curve Chapter 12 of your textbook And suggested readings Suggested readings are mentioned in the slides uploaded for each lecture