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ECON 395 - Topics in Economics and Economic Policy
Section: 002 Growth Inflation and Depression
Term: FA 2007
Subject: Economics (ECON)
Department: LSA Economics
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Credits:
1
Class Misc Info:
Minicourse meeting Sept. 4-Oct. 26. (Drop/Add deadline=Sept. 24)..
Advisory Prerequisites:
ECON 101 and 102.
Repeatability:
May be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit(s). May be elected more than once in the same term.
Primary Instructor:
Barsky,Robert B

Description

This course in applied macroeconomics combines theory, history, and statistics, focusing on the economic analysis of some outstanding historical episodes in the United States and Europe. The goal is not to establish chronology so much as to show how macroeconomic theory and simple statistical techniques can shed light on the causes of inflation, depression, and asset price fluctuations. Probable topics are: the Great Depression, the German hyperinflation, the stagflation of the 1970s, stabilization of inflation, macroeconomic determinants of stock price fluctuations, consumer confidence, and macroeconomic implications of oil price changes.

In Fall 2007, students may not receive credit for ECON 395, section 002 and ECON 412.

For textbook information, please visit the ECON Textbook Information Website. Information will be posted for each class as soon as it is available.

Schedule

ECON 395 - Topics in Economics and Economic Policy
Schedule Listing
001 (LEC)
P
11955
Closed
0
19Fr or So or Jr
-
TuTh 1:00PM - 2:30PM1512 CCL
002 (LEC)
P
27694
Open
21
 
-
MW 8:30AM - 10:00AM3254 LSA
Note: Section 002 meets 9/4-10/26.

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