Advanced Modern Macroeconomics - Gillman, Max
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Max Gillman
Modern Macroeconomics: Advanced Analysis and Application
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‘Modern Macroeconomics’ provides a back-to-basics approach to macroeconomics. Requiring only a microeconomics background, the book is a comprehensive introduction to macroeconomics that builds the essential elements in a methodologically consistent fashion.
The book;
· lays out elements of modern macroeconomics in a comprehensive, general equilibrium, and fully accessible way.
· uses a ‘micro-foundation’ approach so that every graph illustrates the exact example…mehr

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Max Gillman

Modern Macroeconomics: Advanced Analysis and Application

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‘Modern Macroeconomics’ provides a back-to-basics approach to macroeconomics. Requiring only a microeconomics background, the book is a comprehensive introduction to macroeconomics that builds the essential elements in a methodologically consistent fashion.

The book;

· lays out elements of modern macroeconomics in a comprehensive, general equilibrium, and fully accessible way.

· uses a ‘micro-foundation’ approach so that every graph illustrates the exact example equilibrium that is derived from optimization.

· allows for a potential sea shift in macroeconomics by showing how the basic standard models can explain most crucial elements.

Features

Applications in each chapter explore policy and how economics explains the real world.

All mathematical equations used to develop the theory are derived within the text or in appendices.

This book will be essential reading for students of Macroeconomics courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.

About the author

Max Gillman was educated at the University of Chicago, and is currently Professor in the Economics section at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University. He is also Research Associate at the Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Product Description
Modern Macroeconomics, by Max Gillman, takes a new and modern approach to macroeconomic theory using microeconomic foundations. Building from the standard neo-classical models, Gillman has developed a new dynamic model which works to explain business cycles and unemployment, why you can have a banking lead recession as well as fiscal and monetary policy.

Although strong in mathematical rigour all calculations in this text are fully derived and graphs provide a direct representation making it accessible.

This text is suitable for undergraduate students studying Advanced Macroeconomics courses.

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Applications in each chapter explore policy and how economics explains the real world.

All mathematical equations used to develop the theory are derived within the text or in appendices.

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Advanced Modern Macroeconomics: Analysis and Application

Advanced Modern Macroeconomics provides a back-to-basics approach to macroeconomics. Requiring only a microeconomics background, the book is a comprehensive introduction to macroeconomics that builds the essential elements in a methodologically consistent fashion.

The book:

· lays out elements of modern macroeconomics in a comprehensive, general equilibrium and fully accessible way.

· uses a ‘micro-foundation’ approach so that every graph illustrates the exact example equilibrium that is derived from optimisation.

· allows for a potential paradigm shift in macroeconomics by showing how the basic standard models can explain most crucial elements.

Features:

· Applications in each chapter explore policy and how economics explains the real world.

· All mathematical equations used to develop the theory are derived within the text or in appendices.

This book is essential reading for students of macroeconomics courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.

About the author

Max Gillman was educated at the University of Chicago, and is a Professor in the Economics faculty at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University. He is also Research Associate at the Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

'Takes the undergraduate student to the frontier of macroeconomic research... a landmark contribution'

Charles Nolan, University of Glasgow

Preface
Acknowledgements

Part 1
MICROFOUNDATIONS OF MACROECONOMICS

1 Overview of the book

Part 2
LABOUR AND GOODS MARKETS

2 Labour, leisure and productivity
3 Employment cycles and taxes
4 Trade in labour and goods markets

Part 3
CAPITAL AND GOODS MARKETS

5 Savings and investment
6 Capital policy and business cycles
7 Trade in physical capital markets

Part 4
MODERN AS–AD

8 Dynamic analysis and AS–AD
9 Employment
10 Dynamic AS–AD solution methodology

Part 5
GROWTH, HUMAN CAPITAL AND BUSINESS CYCLES

11 Exogenous growth
12 Human capital and endogenous growth
13 Explaining cycles and trends
14 International trade

Part 6
RISK, BANKING AND ASSETS

15 Incomplete markets and banking
16 Investment and banking productivity
17 Asset prices and finance

Part 7
FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICY

18 Public finance
19 Taxes and growth
20 Monetary theory and policy

Index
'Modern Macroeconomics' provides a back-to-basics approach to macroeconomics. Requiring only a microeconomics background, the book is a comprehensive introduction to macroeconomics that builds the essential elements in a methodologically consistent fashion.
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Autorenporträt
Max Gilman is a highly respected Professor of Macroeconomics at Cardiff University and Director of PG studies. He was educated at Chicago University, where Barro and Lucas, the founders of a micro foundation approach to macroeconomics were his PHD supervisors. He has written many research articles on micro foundation approaches to macroeconomics and is well known in research circles such as MMFRG (Money, Macro and Finance Research Group). He is also Research Associate at the Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences.