I prepared handouts for my students for each class during my semester teaching Intermediate Macroeconomics. Each class handout consists of a motivation of the topics to be explored in that day's class with a series of exercises and questions that I would work through in that day's lecture. As a teacher, I found the handouts helpful for organizing the class discussions. Student feedback informed me that the handouts were invaluable in their preparation for the exams, as the handouts helped in organizing their study notes and provided examples for the types of questions they would find on exams.
Below are the handouts for each class:
02 Two Period Consumption-Savings Model
03 The Government and Pay-As-You-Go Social Security
04 Aggregate Supply, Aggregate Demand, and the Real Intertemporal Model
05 The Real Intertemporal Model and Money Demand
06 Real Business Cycles and A New Keynesian Sticky Wage Model
07 A New Keynesian Sticky Wage Model and Negative Technology Shocks
08 The Expectations-Augmented Phillips Curve and a Small Open Economy