The Macro Economy - Economics

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Classic View

Aggregate Demand (AD) and Aggregate Supply (AS) Analysis

Inflation

Balance of Payments

Exchange Rates

The Terms of Trade

Principles of Absolute and Comparative Advantage

Protectionism

Economic Growth, Economic Development and Sustainability, National Income Statistics, and Classification of Countries

Employment/Unemployment

The Circular Flow of Income

The Money Supply Theory

The Demand for Money and Interest Rate Determination

Policies Towards Developing Economies; Policies of Trade and Aid

Aggregate Demand (AD) and Aggregate Supply (AS) Analysis

MACRO – THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME AND THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT

The National Accounts and Gross Domestic Product

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME AND THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT

Consumption, Investment and Exogenous Shocks

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME AND THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT

Imports and Exports, and Accounting for Economic Growth

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – AGGREGATE DEMAND AND AGGREGATE SUPPLY

The AD and AS Curves

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – AGGREGATE DEMAND AND AGGREGATE SUPPLY

The Supply Side of the Economy

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

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

Balance of Payments

MACRO – THE MEASUREMENT OF MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

Macroeconomic Indicators

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – EXCHANGE RATES AND THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

The Capital, Current and Financial Accounts

Dr Bruce Morley, Bath University

MACRO – EXCHANGE RATES AND THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

Determinants of the Current Account

Dr Bruce Morley, Bath University

MACRO – EXCHANGE RATES AND THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

Trade Policies

Dr Bruce Morley, Bath University

MACRO – EXCHANGE RATES AND THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

The Effects of Current Account Imbalances

Dr Bruce Morley, Bath University

Exchange Rates

MACRO – EXCHANGE RATES AND THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

Determinants of the Exchange Rate

Dr Bruce Morley, Bath University

MACRO – EXCHANGE RATES AND THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

Types of Exchange Rates

Dr Bruce Morley, Bath University

The Terms of Trade

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Introduction

Dr Pierre-Louis Vezina, King's College London

Principles of Absolute and Comparative Advantage

MACRO – GLOBALISATION

The Benefits, Costs and Tradeoffs of Globalisation

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Comparative Advantage

Dr Pierre-Louis Vezina, King's College London

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL TRADE

The Hecksher-Ohlin Model

Dr Pierre-Louis Vezina, King's College London

BREXIT

The Theory Behind the Gains From Trade

Dr Thomas Sampson, London School of Economics

Protectionism

MACRO – EXCHANGE RATES AND THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

Trade Policies

Dr Bruce Morley, Bath University

Economic Growth, Economic Development and Sustainability, National Income Statistics, and Classification of Countries

MACRO – THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME AND THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT

The Purpose of Macroeconomics

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – THE MEASUREMENT OF MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

Macroeconomic Indicators

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – THE MEASUREMENT OF MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

National Income and Living Standards

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

Introduction

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

What is Development?

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

The Lorenz Curve: Economic Growth and Income Inequality

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

The Case of South Korea

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

Policies to Promote Economic Growth

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

The Deeper Causes of Income Inequality Between Countries

Dr Ramin Nassehi, UCL

WHY NATIONS FAIL

The Importance of Institutions

Prof. James Robinson, University of Chicago

WHY NATIONS FAIL

Inclusive and Extractive Institutions

Prof. James Robinson, University of Chicago

WHY NATIONS FAIL

The Case of China

Prof. James Robinson, University of Chicago

WHY NATIONS FAIL

Britain: Extractive to Inclusive

Prof. James Robinson, University of Chicago

WHY NATIONS FAIL

Why has industrialisation spread so unevenly?

Prof. James Robinson, University of Chicago

WHY NATIONS FAIL

The Persistence of Extractive and Inclusive Societies

Prof. James Robinson, University of Chicago

THE ECONOMICS OF HAPPINESS

Introduction to the Happiness Revolution

Prof. Lord Richard Layard, London School of Economics

THE ECONOMICS OF HAPPINESS

How do we measure happiness? And how is it distributed?

Prof. Lord Richard Layard, London School of Economics

THE ECONOMICS OF HAPPINESS

How does income affect happiness?

Prof. Lord Richard Layard, London School of Economics

THE ECONOMICS OF HAPPINESS

Adolescence, Mental Health and Happiness

Prof. Lord Richard Layard, London School of Economics

THE ECONOMICS OF HAPPINESS

The Environment, Public Policy and Happiness

Prof. Lord Richard Layard, London School of Economics

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

Employment/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

The Circular Flow of Income

MACRO – THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME AND THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT

The Purpose of Macroeconomics

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME AND THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT

The National Accounts and Gross Domestic Product

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME AND THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT

Consumption, Investment and Exogenous Shocks

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME AND THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT

The Multiplier Process

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME AND THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT

Imports and Exports, and Accounting for Economic Growth

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

The Money Supply Theory

MACRO – AGGREGATE DEMAND AND AGGREGATE SUPPLY

Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the AD-AS Model

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – INFLATION

The Causes of Inflation: A Monetarist Perspective

Dr Christopher Bowdler, University of Oxford

The Demand for Money and Interest Rate Determination

MACRO – CENTRAL BANKS AND MONETARY POLICY

Instruments of Monetary Policy

Prof. Andrea Ferrero, University of Oxford

Policies Towards Developing Economies; Policies of Trade and Aid

MACRO – THE MEASUREMENT OF MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

Macroeconomic Indicators

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Trade Policy in Developing Countries

Dr Pierre-Louis Vezina, King's College London

MACRO – INTERNATIONAL TRADE

The Political Economy of Trade Policy

Dr Pierre-Louis Vezina, King's College London

Contents

Aggregate Demand (AD) and Aggregate Supply (AS) Analysis

Inflation

Balance of Payments

Exchange Rates

The Terms of Trade

Principles of Absolute and Comparative Advantage

Protectionism

Economic Growth, Economic Development and Sustainability, National Income Statistics, and Classification of Countries

Employment/Unemployment

The Circular Flow of Income

The Money Supply Theory

The Demand for Money and Interest Rate Determination

Policies Towards Developing Economies; Policies of Trade and Aid