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Course, academic year 2021/2022
  
Macroeconomic Theory - AM501007
Title: Macroeconomic Theory
Guaranteed by: Department of Economics and Management (837)
Faculty: Central University Departments of UCT Prague
Actual: from 2020 to 2022
Semester: winter
Points: winter s.:3
E-Credits: winter s.:3
Examination process: winter s.:
Hours per week, examination: winter s.:2/0, Ex [HT]
Capacity: unknown / unknown (unknown)
Min. number of students: unlimited
State of the course: taught
Language: English
Teaching methods: full-time
Level:  
Note: course can be enrolled in outside the study plan
enabled for web enrollment
Guarantor: Pošta Vít doc. Ing. Ph.D.
Classification: Economics > Economy
Interchangeability : M501007
Is interchangeable with: M501007
Examination dates   Schedule   
Annotation
The course deals with the analysis of the business cycle by means of intertemporal modelling. The final stage is the analysis of the Czech economy via the model of the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic.
Last update: Pošta Vít (13.01.2021)
Course completion requirements

The student needs to obtain at least 50 % of points in a written exam. The exam may be oral via MSTeams in case contact exam is not possible due to policy measures.

Last update: Pošta Vít (11.09.2020)
Literature

R: WICKENS, M. Macroeconomic Theory, A Dynamic General Equilibrium Approach, second edition. Princeton University Press. 2011.

A: PISSARIDES, C.A. Equilibrium Unemployment Theory, second edition. The MIT Press. 2000.

Last update: Botek Marek (09.01.2020)
Syllabus

1. Keynesian consumption funkction. Dynamic consumption function.

2. Tobin Q theory.

3. Analysis of the current account with the functions of net exports and net capital flows.

4. Intertemporal approach to the current account analysis.

5. Dynamics of public debt. Sustainability of public debt.

6. Government sector and the real economy. Fiscal multipliers.

7. The model of Calvo. New Keynesian Phillips curve.

8. Analysis of inflation under the new Keynesian Phillips curve model.

9. Search model in the labor market. Beveridge curve. Structural unemployment.

10. Money-in-the-utility demand for money. Inflation targeting.

11. Interest rate parity.

12. Purchase power parity and exchange rate overshooting.

13. Dynamic stochastic model of general equilibrium of the Czech economy.

14. Analysis of the economy in the dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model.

Last update: Botek Marek (09.01.2020)
 
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