Teaching Material
Note 1: Some Time Series Concepts
Note 2: Linearization and Log-Linearization
Note 3: Solving Linear Rational Expectation Models
Note 4: Does Money Matter? Some evidence for the Importance of Monetary Policy
Note 5: IS-LM: The Most Influential Model in Macroeconomic History
Note 6: Consumption, Fiscal Policy and Ricardian Equivalence
Note 7: Asset Prices, Uncertainty and a General Ricardian Irrelevance Result
Note 8: Price Level Determination Under Sustainable Fiscal Policy
Note 9: Hyperinflations and Unsustainable Fiscal Policy
Note 10: A Modern, Dynamic IS-LM Model
Note 11: The Phillips Curve and the Natural Rate of Interest and Output
Note 12: The Collapse of the Phillips Curve and the Inflation Bias
Note 13: The New Keynesian Framework
Note 14: Optimal Policy and Stabilization Bias in the New Keynesian Model
Note 16: Unified Theory of Great Recession and Great Depression
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