Resources

Heterogeneity in Macroeconomics: Implications for Monetary Policy 

Editors: Sofía Bauducco, Andrés Fernández, and Giovanni L. Violante

Book (2024)

Heterogeneous Agent Macroeconomics: A Tractable New Keynesian Framework

Florin O. Bilbiie

Book (2026, Forthcoming)

MACROECONOMICS: A comprehensive textbook for first-year Ph.D. courses in macroeconomics

M. Azzimonti, P. Krusell, A. McKay, and T. Mukoyama

Book (2025)

The ECB's Digital EURO

Project

Structural Vector Autoregressive Analysis

Lutz Kilian and Helmut Lütkepohl

Book (2017)

Intermediate Macroeconomics: a textbook designed to be used in an intermediate macroeconomic course or master level course in macroeconomics.

Julio Garín, Rob Lester, and Eric Sims

Book (2021)

QuantEcon is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the development and documentation of open source computational tools for economics, econometrics, and decision making.

Thomas J. Sargent and John Stachurski

BASEforHANK

Christian Bayer, Benjamin Born and Ralph Luetticke

Now-Casting: economics in real time

Domenico Giannone and Lucrezia Reichlin

Dynamic Macroeconomics: The course presents basic dynamic macroeconomic models in several specific fields of macroeconomics: consumption and investment theory, growth theory, and labor economics.

Fabio Cesare Bagliano

Monetary Economics: The course deals with some key themes of modern monetary and financial economics, exploring both the relevant theory and the econometric techniques used in applied research.

Fabio Cesare Bagliano

Macroeconomic Analysis: The course deals with some key themes of modern macroeconomics, presenting the evolution of business cycle theory from the "neoclassical synthesis" to more recent New-Keynesian interpretations.

Fabio Cesare Bagliano

Monetary Economics and Asset Prices: This course provides the analytical background (focusing on DSGE modelling) for understanding 1) the fundamental features of the monetary policy transmission mechanism, with particular reference to the role of asymmetric information, and 2) the role of financial markets for macroeconomic fluctuations.

Domenico Delli Gatti and Daniele Siena