A comprehensive exploration of macroeconomic theory and analysis at the Ph.D. level, forming the foundational course in the Macro Core Sequence of the Ph.D. program, with an emphasis on rigorous analytical and quantitative methods.
A weekly seminar where advanced graduate students in both initial and final dissertation stages present their research and discuss pivotal papers in their study areas, aiming to stay on top of the latest developments in macroeconomics and enhance their presentation skills.
An in-depth undergraduate course in macroeconomics, focusing on advanced model solving and data analysis techniques, with a particular emphasis on applying these methods to real-world economic scenarios and data interpretation.
This course explores the role of financial institutions, the banking system, and monetary policy in the economy, focusing on financial markets and instruments and their interplay with real activity.
An introductory course covering macroeconomic principles, focusing on economic theories, policy implications, and real-world applications to help students understand the broader economic environment.
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