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Macro Theory I closest to being a textbook for the course is Foundations of International Macroeconomicsby Obstfeld and rogoff. Hall, robert E., and Taylor, John B. 1991. http://www.fiu.edu/~karayalc/macro1syl.htm
Extractions: Macro Theory I Cem Karayalcin Office Hours: T-Th: 3:15-4:15 pm Office Phone: 348-3285 E-Mail: Karayalc@fiu.edu Tentative Syllabus The purpose of this course is to provide an introduction to modern macroeconomics. Students are expected to have mastered the material normally taught in an advanced undergraduate macroeconomics course. Since that material will not be reviewed, those who are uncertain about their preparation should review any of the several available undergraduate texts. The course does not require a high level of mathematical sophistication. Only basic knowledge of calculus and linear algebra is assumed. Part of the material to be covered in the course will make use of difference equations. Though this material will be discussed in class, students are advised to review these techniques using, for instance, Chiang Fundamental Methods of Mathematical Economics The book that comes closest to being a textbook for the course is Foundations of International Macroeconomics by Obstfeld and Rogoff. At times it would also be useful to have a look at Lectures on Macroeconomics There will be two midterms and one final exam. These have the weights of 25%, 25%, and 35%.
Reading List rogoff, Perspectives on PPP and LongRun Real Exchange Rates, (HIE, Volume III,Chapter 32). A. Theoretical Models of Exchange Rates. * (E) Lucas, robert E. Jr http://www.vanderbilt.edu/Econ/faculty/Crucini/E317-S04.htmL
Extractions: Economics 317 INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS Spring 2004 Calhoun Hall 209 Professor Mario J. Crucini 401 Calhoun Hall Office hours: Monday and Friday and by appointment Phone: 322-7357 Mario.J.Crucini@vanderbilt.edu Course Objectives The goal of the course is to introduce you to areas of active research in international macroeconomics and to familiarize you with some of the models that economists use in their analysis. Importantly we will develop your research abilities beginning with the skill of posing a provocative research question, formulating empirical and theoretical models and moving the process toward finding an answer to your question. Course Topics The following is a reasonably comprehensive list of broad topics and specific questions that occupy the time of many international macroeconomists, many of which we will deal with this semester. The order follows the timing of topics to be covered during the semester. International Exchange Rates and Prices Business Cycles and Current Account Balances International Perspectives on Great Depressions For many macroeconomics the Great Depression mean the collapse of economic activity in many industrialized countries during the 1930s. Our goal in this section of the course is to broaden the study to include more recent depressions of the 20th century. Moreover, we will emphasize the international dimensions of recent and historical economic depressions.
Home Page Translate this page Paul Krugman. http//pkarchive.org/. robert E. Lucas. http//korora.econ.yale.edu/phillips/.robert S. Pindyck. http//www.stat.wisc.edu/~reinsel/. Kenneth rogoff. http://www.desarrollolatino.org/web0/INDEXDER.htm
Extractions: Desarrollo Latino P romueve el desarrollo de software empaquetado orientándolo a las aplicaciones de las Series de Tiempo Responsable Jorge Ludlow Wiechers La idea de este sitio consiste en promover el uso de los recursos de las tecnologías de la información para apoyar a aquellas personas interesadas en realizar pronósticos de variables. El sitio consiste de una presentación sobre el tema que permita al usuario formular sus propios modelos y evaluar sus pronósticos. Las Series de Tiempo son hasta hoy el mejor método que existe para elaborar pronósticos de variables financieras, empresariales y macroeconómicas. Este camino es diferente a los métodos del Análisis Técnico, aquí es fundamental conocer la historia de la variable y usar la función de autocorrelación muestral que es la base para formular la ecuación que será la utilizada para hacer los pronósticos. Las series de tiempo son fundamentales para entender la dinámica económica actual, en un marco global anticipar el desarrollo de variables se hace vital. Nuestras economías tienen características que no se ven en las economías desarrolladas, su dinamismo esta permeado por mercados delgados que requieren poseer capacidad de respuesta frente a una economía global e inestable. Con la restricción de que no podemos destruir el medio ambiente. El requisito para entrar a la temática se mantiene bajo los estándares usuales, ahora los paquetes de cómputo hacen todo el trabajo cuantitativo:
Literature/Authors/R - Fractured Atlas Links Directory Rodriguez, Luis J. (1). Roethke, Theodore (5). Rogers, Pattiann (1). rogoff,robert E. (2). Rohmer, Sax (13). Rolland, Romain (1). Roloff, Matt (1). http://www.fracturedatlas.org/site/links/Literature/Authors/R/index.php
Extractions: English Ask a Librarian ... E-Texte Sachgruppe Umweltproblematik allgemein Legende Titel des E-Textes Link auf E-Text / Nachschlagewerk Free Restricted ETH FAQ Frequently Asked Questions E-Texte Air pollution and health - The Royal Society of Chemistry. (1998) ETH Air quality management - The Royal Society of Chemistry. (1997) ETH Application of HAZOP and what-if safety reviews to the petroleum, petrochemical and chemical industries . by Dennis P. Nolan - Noyes Publications. (cop. 1994) ETH Approaches to implementing solid waste recycling facilities . by Marc J. Rogoff and John F. Williams - Noyes Publications. (cop. 1994) ETH Biotechnology for waste and wastewater treatment . by Nicholas P. Cheremisinoff - Noyes Publications. (cop. 1996) ETH Carbon-carbon materials and composites . ed. by John D. Buckley, Dan D. Edie - Noyes Publications. (cop. 1993) ETH Computer simulated plant design for waste minimization/pollution prevention . Stan Bumble - Lewis Publishers. (2000) ETH . eds: H.H. Krause ... [et al.] - ChemTec Publishing. (1994) ETH The Dictionary of substances and their effects . ed.: S. Gangolli - Royal Society of Chemistry. (1999) ETH Dust control handbook . by Vinit Mody and Raj Jakhete - Noyes Data Corporation. (cop. 1988) ETH . ed. in chief: Michael R. Rampino - Kluwer. (2001-) ETH Ecological modeling in risk assessment: chemical effects on populations, ecosystems, and landscapes
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U.S. Dept. Of State - IIP: The United States And China M. Rivlin, Brookings Institution Ken rogoff, Harvard University Staiger, Universityof Wisconsin robert M. Stem Harvard University David E. Weinstein, Columbia http://usinfo.state.gov/regional/ea/uschina/letter.htm
Extractions: (149 economists site "enormous benefits" of open markets) America's top economists including 13 Nobel Prize winners signed an "open letter to the American people" strongly supporting China's entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO). "China's WTO accession will encourage economic growth in ways that can benefit its trading partners, including the United States, directly," the letter signed by 149 economists said. It will also help sustain China's market-oriented economic reforms, they added. The White House released the economists' letter during an April 25 press briefing which featured Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers, Gene Sperling, the director of the National Economic Council, Martin Baily, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, and Robert Solow, a Nobel laureate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Following is the text: (begin text) OPEN LETTER TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE Recognizing the enormous benefits of open international markets, we, the undersigned economists, strongly support China's entry into the World Trade Organization. China's entry will raise living standards in both China and its trading partners. By acceding to the WTO, China will open its borders to international competition, lock in and deepen its commitment to economic reform, and promote economic development and freedoms. At the same time, China's accession will create new opportunities for American businesses, farmers, and workers.
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Extractions: Kenneth S. Rogoff As a relatively new arrival to the IMF, I cannot bear firsthand witness to who said what, when, during the buildup to the 1990s Asian debt crisis. Was the IMF as guilty of ramming accelerated capital account liberalization down countries' throats as is sometimes alleged? A wide polling of "old-timers" yields mixed results. Overall, my sense is that whereas certain antiglobalization polemics grossly overstate the charge, it still has some currency. At the very least, in some of its routine surveillance missions during the early to mid-1990s and in some of its technical assistance advice, the IMF was not forceful enough when it warned countries with weak financial systems and inadequate macroeconomic frameworks that they were opening up to short-term borrowing from abroad too quickly. These days, everyone agrees that a more eclectic approach to capital account liberalization is required. But what should it be? How can developing countries drink from the waters of international capital markets without being drowned by them?
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Extractions: Subramanian Rangan, Robert Z. Lawrence Go to chapter: Go to Page: Active Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-viii Table of Contents, pp. ix-x 1 A Borderless World and Nationless..., pp. 1-22 2 Pricing Responses of U.S. Multina..., pp. 23-48 3 Sourcing Responses of U.S. Multin..., pp. 49-92 4 Trade Responses of U.S. Multinati..., pp. 93-122 Appendix A: Illustrative Models of ..., pp. 123-142 Appendix B: Case Studies of Respons..., pp. 143-170 Notes, pp. 171-192 Index, pp. 193-198 THIS PAGE chapter: Active Table of Contents Active Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-viii Table of Contents, pp. ix-x 1 A Borderless World and Nationless..., pp. 1-22 2 Pricing Responses of U.S. Multina..., pp. 23-48 3 Sourcing Responses of U.S. Multin..., pp. 49-92 4 Trade Responses of U.S. Multinati..., pp. 93-122 Appendix A: Illustrative Models of ..., pp. 123-142 Appendix B: Case Studies of Respons..., pp. 143-170 Notes, pp. 171-192
