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Macro Economics (ECON 307)
Week 9 Determinants of the Exchange Rates, Devaluation and its impacts for developing countries
Week 9 Determinants of the Exchange Rates, Devaluation and its impacts for developing countries
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Course Material
Week 1 Macroeconomics Background (Classical Economics)
Week 2 The Quantity theory of money, The Marginal Productivity theory
Week 3 Keynisan Economics , IS LM Frame Work
Week 4 Derivation of Aggreagte Demand Fucntion, The Keynsian Neo Classical Synthesis
Week 5 The interaction of the goods and money markets in a closed economy, The role of public sector investment, The multiplier effects of fiscal and monetary actions
Week 6 Demand for and Supply of Labour, The wage rate determination
Week 7 The notions of full-employment and under-employment, Scarcity of raw material and energy, The supply side disturbances leading to stagflation
Week 8 Balance of Payments: Current and Capital account, The IS-LM-FB model due to Mundell and Fleming,
Week 9 Determinants of the Exchange Rates, Devaluation and its impacts for developing countries
Week 10 Macroeconomics Policy: the Fiscal, Monetary and Commercial policies
Week 11 Different Schools of Economic Thought the short-run and long-run analysis of the Phillips Curve
Week 12 The Perfect Foresight and adjustment.
Week 13 The accumulation of capital, Acceleration principle and the concept of steady state growth path
Week 14 The steady state conditions, The basic Neoclassical (Solow) growth model
Week 15 The role of technical progress in growth, Introduction to the theory of Real Business Cycles
Week 16 Interpretation, Labor market, Technology shocks, Household Behaviour, the persistence of output Fluctuations, (ACase Study)Limitations of the Model.
Chapters
16
Department
Economic (SCB)
Teacher
Mr. Muhammad Khizar Hayat