MACROECONOMICS
A comprehensive textbook for first-year Ph.D. courses in macroeconomics.
M. Azzimonti, P. Krusell, A. McKay, and T. Mukoyama
with T. Boppart, G. Corsetti, L. Dedola, J. Hassler, J. C. Hatchondo, J. Heathcote, A. Hornstein, P. Klenow, S. Lloyd, L. Martinez, K. Mitman, C. Olovsson, M. Piazzesi, V. Quadrini, M. Ravn, R. Rogerson, V. Rios-Rull, A. Sahin, M. Schneider, K. Storesletten, and G. Violante.
Our Approach
The book presents modeling and analytical tools of macroeconomic analysis and then applies them to the main topics within the field of macroeconomics.
Chapters
The first 9 chapters discuss core topics typically covered in a first-semester graduate macroeconomics sequence. A subset of the following chapters are usually covered in the second semester. They are self-contained, providing versatility to instructors to choose which material to focus one, while at the same time connecting concepts to the first section of the book.
Appendices and Other Material
Proofs and additional material is placed in chapter appendices. These are intended to expand on the topic for students and instructors who are interested in going in depth.
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The Authors
This book brings together a set of leading experts on a variety of topics which are relevant to modern economists’ core knowledge.