Simon Davies :: EC10007 Introductory Macroeconomics
Link to main lecture notes for EC10007 Introductory Macroeconomics (Module Coordinator: Prof. John Hudson)
On this page, you will find (apart from the above links to the main
lecture notes and to JH’s homepage), the powerpoint presentation
for the IS-MP-IA model (an alternative to the IS-LM model) and the
notes prepared by Nipit, a former macro tutor. Nipit has kindly provided
me with these excellent hand-outs and allowed me to pass them on to
you. Please note that these notes do not correspond exactly with what
we have done in my tutorials, but are excellent revision notes for the
course in general.
Please have a look at the Links page. There are links to useful and
interesting economic podcasts which will greatly help to enrich your
knowledge and you can easily listen to them on your i-pod/mp3
player/phone.
Drop-in (revision) classes:
Thursday 8th May 15.15-16.05 in 3E 4.17
Friday 9th May 15.15-16.05 in 3E 4.17
Thursday 15th May 16.15-18.05 in 3E 3.5
Friday 16th May 16.15-18.05 in 3E 3.5
*Do not come too close to end of the session.
*Come by yourself or in a groups.
*These classes are to ask questions about problems you might have or
to discuss economics in general. Please come having done some work
- I can't answer questions that are simply "what is the answer to this
past exam question?".
General Points about your First Essay:
The document emailed to you can be found here.
Past Exam Papers:
June 2003 / June 2004 / June 2005 / June 2006 / May 2007
IS-MP-IA Model:
The slides can be found here.
Radford's (1945) Prisoner of War Camp Paper:
The paper can be found here. [Now taken down.]
Nipit’s Notes:
Handout 1: Circular Flow of Income, GDP, Economic Wellbeing and the Multiplier.
Handout 2: Consumption, Present Value, Economic Integration and the Effects of Exchange Rate Volitility on Price.
Handout 3: IS-LM and Effective Exchange Rate.
Handout 4: Money Supple and Demand, LM Curve and US Economic Outlook.
Handout 5: Aggregate Supply and Demand, CPI and Unemployment-Inflation Relationship.
Handout 6: AD and AS Model and Phillips Curve. The Role of Expectations.
Handout 7: CPI, PPP and the Economists' "Big Mac Index".
Coursework Notes and Tips:
Hints and tips regarding second coursework can be found here.[Now updated for 2008.]
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