Macroeconomics

Principles of Macroeconomics introduces the central models and reasoning tools economists use to analyze output, unemployment, inflation, and growth. The course is discussion-driven and empirically grounded, connecting formal economic ideas to current events and policy debates.

Intermediate Macroeconomics develops the core models economists use to analyze output, employment, inflation, and policy—then asks how these models hold up when confronted with data. The course emphasizes both technical mastery and critical evaluation of macroeconomic reasoning.