Introduction to Macroeconomics (4QQMN146)

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Lecture Notes for Saving and Investment in Open and Closed Economies Lecture Notes for Saving and Investment in Open and Closed Economies
  • Lecture Notes for Saving and Investment in Open and Closed Economies

  • Lecture notes • 15 pages • 2023
  • This document provides an overview of the lecture notes for "Saving and Investment in Open and Closed Economies", a topic in the Introduction to Macroeconomics course taught at Kings College London by Agnes Kovacs. The notes provide an extensive view of the topics of Savings and Investment, including formulas needed to calculate the two in open and closed economies. It also gives visual examples with graphs os what happens if savings or investments increase or decrease in an economy, providing...
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Lecture Notes for Measuring Macroecoomic Data Lecture Notes for Measuring Macroecoomic Data
  • Lecture Notes for Measuring Macroecoomic Data

  • Lecture notes • 9 pages • 2023
  • This document provides an overview for the lecture "Measuring Macroeconomic Data" for the Introduction to Macroeconomics course, taught by Agnes Kovacs at Kings College London. It gives an extensive view on the basics of macroeconomics, focusing on the calculations needed to measure economic variables such as GDP, real interest rate and inflation rate. It also gives examples for definitions given, in order to make the concepts explained more understandable.
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Lecture Notes for Aggregate Production and Productivity Lecture Notes for Aggregate Production and Productivity
  • Lecture Notes for Aggregate Production and Productivity

  • Lecture notes • 7 pages • 2023
  • This document provides an overview of the lecture notes for "Aggregate Production and Productivity", a topic in the Introduction to Macroeconomics course taught in Kings College London by Agnes Kovacs. It gives an extensive description and explanation for aspects linked to the Cobb-Douglas Production Function, as well as giving an example of a supply shock in order for the reader to understand the aspects of the production function better.
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