ECON 210AMacroeconomics A
Dynamic optimization: Lagrangian methods and recursive methods. The neoclassical growth model: social planner, competitive equilibrium, first and second welfare theorems, steady state analysis, dynamic analysis, shocks, heterogeneity and aggregation, applications.
Prerequisites
From the catalog: “none. Enrollment limited to Economics PhD students (EN75); or consent of instructor.”
Courses that list ECON 210A as a prerequisite (9)
- ECON 210B Macroeconomics B
- ECON 210D Monetary Economics and Business Cycles
- ECON 211 Advanced Macroeconomics
- ECON 213 Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
- ECON 214 Applied Macroeconomics
- ECON 215 Macroeconomic Policy
- ECON 216 Computation for Macroeconomics
- ECON 217 Real Frictions and Financial Frictions
- ECON 248 Spatial Economics