BGP-620: International Macroeconomics.

Semester: Spring
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Year offered: 2020
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CROSS-LISTED IN FAS AS ECON 1550.

CANVAS SITE 2020

The course deals with the macroeconomics of open economies. The emphasis will be on models appropriate to major countries. Topics include the foreign exchange market, devaluation, and import and export elasticities; the simultaneous determination of the trade balance, national income, the balance of payments, money flows and price levels; capital flows and our internationallyintegrated financial markets; monetary and fiscal policy in open economies; international macroeconomic interdependence and policy coordination; supply relationships, inflation, and nominal anchors for monetary policy; currency unions, the determination of exchange rates in international money markets; and international portfolio diversification.

2020 Lectures: Tues-Th.
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM
 

 


Class Materials:

Ch.Supplements: 16, 19, 24, 25, 26, 27 & 28

Ch.28: Exchange Rate Forecasting and Risk

Ch.27: Expectations, Money & the Exchange Rate

Ch.26: Supply and Inflation

Ch.25: Interdependence & Policy Coordination

Ch.24 Crises in Emerging Markets

Ch.23: Fiscal & Monetary Policy Under Perfect Capital Mobility

Ch.22 Mundell-Fleming Model with Partial Capital Mobility

Ch 21: Globalization of Financial Markets

Ch.20: Small Open Economics with Nontraded Goods

Ch.19: Money & the Price Level

Ch.18: Spending & the Exchange Rate in the Keynesian Model

Ch.17: National Income & the Trade Balance

Ch.16: The FX Market & Trade Elasticities

Ch.15: Balance of Payments Accounts

BGP-620 International Macroeconomics

Syllabus BGP-620: International Macroeconomics