Intermediate Macroeconomics Calculus Real Analysis

-Interpret and analyze economic data -Apply economic analysis to understand macroeconomic issues. -Explain advanced economic ideas. -Understand basic economic principles of modern macroeconomic analysis. -Understand the Solow Growth Model and its empirical evaluation. -Understand the Neoclassical Growth Model. -Study public policies and their macroeconomic effects. -Study of a small open economy: current account, savings, and capital flows -Study the response of a small open economy to temporary and permanent shocks -Monetary policy and exchange rates

The objective of this course is to provide students with a solid introduction to modern macroeconomic analysis. The course develops formal models used to study the most important questions in macroeconomic analysis. The presentation of formal macroeconomic models is accompanied with the relevant empirical evidence in order to illustrate how the theories can be applied and tested. The course covers topics in economic growth, fiscal policy, tax versus debt financing, and in international macro (capital flows, current account, exchange rate regimes, monetary policy and exchange rate policy). Measurement of macroeconomic variables Economic Growth: Theory and Evidence. The Neoclassical Growth model. Endogenous Growth Theory. Macroeconomics of a Small Open Economy. Money and Exchange Rates in a Small Open Economy

Lectures Recitation classes Tutorials Team work Homework assignments TEACHING METHODOLOGY -Lecture by professor with audiovisual equipment that develops the key concepts of the subject and presents the bibliography that complements the class material. -Reading and discussion of articles recommended by the professor -Solving practical cases, exercises and problem sets -Preparation of reports (individual reports and team reports).