DECO 23A21 - Intermediate Macroeconomics: Theory and Evidence from MENA
The objective of this course is to provide foundations to several short- and medium-run macroeconomic
topics. The course will introduce the foundations of the 3-equation models that constitute the workhorse of
several macroeconomic analyses. It will also examine the recent debates in macroeconomics related to
inflation, unemployment, and debt. The course will then apply these theoretical concepts to shed light on
current economic issues in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
Chahir ZAKI
Séminaire
English
Core economics or introduction to economics
Spring 2024-2025
1. 20% of the total grade: an oral presentation (group of two students).
2. 30% of the total grade: a short essay on the course topics (groups of two students).
3. 5% of the total grade: participation to class discussions, behavior in class, late arrival to classes, etc.
4. 45% of the total grade: final written exam
Carlin, W., Soskice. D., 2015, Macroeconomics: Institutions, Instability and the Financial System, Oxford University Press