This document provides an introduction to a macroeconomics class, including classroom rules, required reading materials, and an overview of key macroeconomic concepts. The rules state that English should be used, classes start at 7:30 AM, and students must notify the instructor if late or missing. The recommended reading covers topics like measuring national income, classical and Keynesian views, two-sector and three-sector models, open economy balance, aggregate demand-aggregate supply, money and financial institutions, monetary policy, unemployment, inflation, and government policies. A section then distinguishes macroeconomics, which studies the overall economy, from microeconomics, which focuses on individual units, and lists main issues in macro like factors impacting growth
This document provides an introduction to a macroeconomics class, including classroom rules, required reading materials, and an overview of key macroeconomic concepts. The rules state that English should be used, classes start at 7:30 AM, and students must notify the instructor if late or missing. The recommended reading covers topics like measuring national income, classical and Keynesian views, two-sector and three-sector models, open economy balance, aggregate demand-aggregate supply, money and financial institutions, monetary policy, unemployment, inflation, and government policies. A section then distinguishes macroeconomics, which studies the overall economy, from microeconomics, which focuses on individual units, and lists main issues in macro like factors impacting growth
This document provides an introduction to a macroeconomics class, including classroom rules, required reading materials, and an overview of key macroeconomic concepts. The rules state that English should be used, classes start at 7:30 AM, and students must notify the instructor if late or missing. The recommended reading covers topics like measuring national income, classical and Keynesian views, two-sector and three-sector models, open economy balance, aggregate demand-aggregate supply, money and financial institutions, monetary policy, unemployment, inflation, and government policies. A section then distinguishes macroeconomics, which studies the overall economy, from microeconomics, which focuses on individual units, and lists main issues in macro like factors impacting growth
barbarian. We are people of education, as such there will be a prohibition and what's not in class. Da rulez
Try to use English whenever possible.
We began our class at 7.30 If you had to come late, you have to tell me (by whatsapp or another mean of communication) I will ask for a resume when you cant go to my class You can bring foods and drinks Yep, pretty much that’s all… What Book you need to refer as study material? Teori Pengantar Makro Ekonomi ed.3 Sadono Sukirno
Or any book of macro economy that explains about:
▪ 1. Ruang lingkup analisis makroekonomi. ▪ 2. Penghitungan pendapatan nasional. ▪ 3.Pandangan klasik, pandangan keynes, dan pendekatan masa kini. ▪ 4. Keseimbangan ekonomi dua sektor. ▪ 5. Keseimbangan ekonomi tiga sektor. ▪ 6. Keseimbangan perekonomian terbuka. ▪ 7. Keseimbangan AD-AS. ▪ 8. Uang, institusi keuangan dan penawaran uang. ▪ 9. penawaran uang dan kegiatan ekonomi negara ▪ 10. Pengangguran, inflasi, dan kebijakan pemerintah. What is Macro Economy? The Difference (Macro-Micro)
The difference between micro and macro
economics is simple. Microeconomics is the study of economics at an individual, group or company level. Macroeconomics, on the other hand, is the study of a national economy as a whole. Microeconomics focuses on issues that affect individuals and companies. This could mean studying the supply and demand for a specific product, the production that an individual or business is capable of, or the effects of regulations on a business.
Macroeconomics focuses on issues that affect the
economy as a whole. Some of the most common focuses of macroeconomics include unemployment rates, the gross domestic product of an economy, and the effects of exports and imports. Main issue of macro economy
Factors that have impact toward economy
Why the growth of economy is unstable Why unemployment and price raise always happen What macro economy sees
Free market system can’t always create:
Full usage of workforce Price’s stability Consistent economy growth