Macroeconomic Objectives

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Economic Growth

Low Unemployment

Low and Stable Rate of Inflation

Inflation and Unemployment

Potential Conflicts Between Macroeconomic Objectives

Economics of Inequality and Poverty

Economic Growth

MACRO – THE MEASUREMENT OF MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

Macroeconomic Indicators

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – THE MEASUREMENT OF MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

Objectives of Government Economic Policy

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – ECONOMIC GROWTH, THE ECONOMIC CYCLE AND SUSTAINABILITY

Economic Growth

Dr Silvia Dal Bianco, UCL

MACRO – ECONOMIC GROWTH, THE ECONOMIC CYCLE AND SUSTAINABILITY

The Costs and Benefits of Economic Growth

Dr Silvia Dal Bianco, UCL

MACRO – ECONOMIC GROWTH, THE ECONOMIC CYCLE AND SUSTAINABILITY

Inclusive Economic Growth

Dr Silvia Dal Bianco, UCL

MACRO – ECONOMIC GROWTH, THE ECONOMIC CYCLE AND SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainable Economic Growth

Dr Silvia Dal Bianco, UCL

MACRO – ECONOMIC GROWTH, THE ECONOMIC CYCLE AND SUSTAINABILITY

The Business Cycle

Dr Silvia Dal Bianco, UCL

Low Unemployment

MACRO – THE MEASUREMENT OF MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

Macroeconomic Indicators

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – UNEMPLOYMENT

The Unemployment Rate

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

MACRO – UNEMPLOYMENT

Cyclical and Demand-Side Unemployment

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

MACRO – UNEMPLOYMENT

Structural and Supply-Side Unemployment

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

MACRO – UNEMPLOYMENT

Frictional Unemployment

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

MACRO – UNEMPLOYMENT

The Natural Rate of Unemployment

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

MACRO – UNEMPLOYMENT

The Quality of Employment.

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

Low and Stable Rate of Inflation

MACRO – THE MEASUREMENT OF MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

Macroeconomic Indicators

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – INFLATION

Introduction

Dr Christopher Bowdler, University of Oxford

MACRO – INFLATION

The Costs of Inflation

Dr Christopher Bowdler, University of Oxford

MACRO – INFLATION

The Benefits of Inflation

Dr Christopher Bowdler, University of Oxford

MACRO – INFLATION

The Causes of Inflation: A Monetarist Perspective

Dr Christopher Bowdler, University of Oxford

MACRO – INFLATION

The Phillips Curve

Dr Christopher Bowdler, University of Oxford

MACRO – INFLATION

Accounting for UK Inflation Since the 1970s

Dr Christopher Bowdler, University of Oxford

Inflation and Unemployment

MACRO – INFLATION

The Phillips Curve

Dr Christopher Bowdler, University of Oxford

Potential Conflicts Between Macroeconomic Objectives

MACRO – THE MEASUREMENT OF MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

Objectives of Government Economic Policy

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – AGGREGATE DEMAND AND AGGREGATE SUPPLY

The Phillips Curve

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – AGGREGATE DEMAND AND AGGREGATE SUPPLY

Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the AD-AS Model

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – EXCHANGE RATES AND THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

The Effects of Current Account Imbalances

Dr Bruce Morley, Bath University

MACRO – ACHIEVING MACROECONOMIC OBJECTIVES

Macroeconomic Objectives

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – ACHIEVING MACROECONOMIC OBJECTIVES

The Effectiveness of Policy Options to Meet Microeconomic Objectives

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – ACHIEVING MACROECONOMIC OBJECTIVES

How do output gaps relate to unemployment and inflation?

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – ACHIEVING MACROECONOMIC OBJECTIVES

Public Expenditure

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – ACHIEVING MACROECONOMIC OBJECTIVES

Policy Conflicts

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – ACHIEVING MACROECONOMIC OBJECTIVES

Macroeconomic Policies in a Global Context

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

Economics of Inequality and Poverty

MACRO – ECONOMIC GROWTH, THE ECONOMIC CYCLE AND SUSTAINABILITY

Inclusive Economic Growth

Dr Silvia Dal Bianco, UCL

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

The Distribution of Income and Wealth, and the Factors That Lie Behind Them

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

The Lorenz Curve and Gini Coefficient

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

Why Should We Study Inequality?

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

The Difference Between Relative and Absolute Poverty

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

The Causes and Effects of Poverty

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

Government Policies to Alleviate Poverty

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

Contents

Economic Growth

Low Unemployment

Low and Stable Rate of Inflation

Inflation and Unemployment

Potential Conflicts Between Macroeconomic Objectives

Economics of Inequality and Poverty