Modern Economics. Macroeconomics Part

Author: Sun Bin Yi
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Macroeconomics focuses on analyzing the determination and changes of economic variables from the perspective of the overall economy. This book systematically introduces the five major aspects of current mainstream macroeconomics: national income determination, national income changes, macroeconomic issues, and macroeconomic policies. The book has a complete structure, rich content, up-to-date and abundant materials, and provides in-depth yet accessible explanations of some theoretical discussions. It provides detailed descriptions of relevant macroeconomic aggregates, particularly how GDP is calculated and how national economic statistics are used to obtain relevant data in research. It also offers clear analyses of the application of various macroeconomic models, as well as issues related to inflation, unemployment, and other topics. The book also covers the basic theories of various economic cycle fluctuations. In writing this book, the author has considered the practical needs of actual teaching. Generally, when the difficulty of a textbook is high, teachers find it easier to make selections, as they can choose to teach certain content based on the level of their students. Therefore, this book adopts a "raise the bar" writing approach, meaning the overall difficulty is slightly higher than the typical requirements for undergraduate teaching. In many places, it uses teaching models and derivations to reflect some cutting-edge content in macroeconomics, allowing teachers to adjust and reduce some more challenging parts during specific lectures. Additionally, with the rapid development of modern information technology, the internet contains a vast amount of real-world macroeconomic data. Teachers can combine relevant chapter content with actual data obtained from the internet and apply it to teaching. This approach can help students better connect theory with practice.