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Money in the Macroeconomy (Paperback)
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Money in the Macroeconomy (Paperback)
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This is a textbook designed for senior undergraduate courses in
monetary economics, advanced macroeconomics, or macroeconomic
policy. Students will feel comfortable with this material if they
have completed an intermediate course in macroeconomics, relying on
one of the more demanding texts in this field. The prime focus of
the book is on the role of money in the macroeconomy and on the
place of monetary policy as an instrument for controlling inflation
and unemployment. There are only three important macrovariables
that are features: the rate of inflation, the interest rate, and
output or income. Behavioural relationships in the goods, money,
and labor markets determine these variables, using only the now
common IS-LM-AS model. The model is not ideological, but opposing
views of the efficiacy of stabilization policy are allowed to
confront each other. There is a great deal of emphasis on relating
the theoretical propositions to recent Canadian and U.S.
macroeconomic performance. To expose students to diversity of
experience, both countries receive equal treatment, one to serve as
an example of a closed economy and the other as an example of an
open economy. The book relies mostly on verbal and diagrammatical
exposition; equations are used to show why and how curves shift in
the diagrams. Also, numerical examples are provided in 'boxes' at
appropriate places in the text, and exercises are given at the end
of most chapters. A booklet containing answers to these exercises
is available to instructors on request to the author.
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