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Introduction to 14.02 Principles of Macroeconomics

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Basic Macroeconomic Concepts

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The Goods Market

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The Financial Market

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IS-LM Model

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IS-LM, continued

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An Extended IS-LM Model

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The Labor Market

49:34
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The Phillips Curve and Inflation

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The IS-LM-PC Model

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IS-LM-PC Model Continued

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The Facts of Growth

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Saving, Capital Accumulation, and Output

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Technological Progress and Growth

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Convergence and Cross-Country Variation

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Introduction to Open Economy

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The Goods Market in the Open Economy

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The Mundell-Fleming Model

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Exchange Rate Regimes

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Financial Markets and Expectations

49:49

The Facts of Growth

Ricardo CaballeroDistinguishedMIT

Professor

49:44·2024·undergraduate level

This lecture establishes foundational concepts of economic growth, examining empirical patterns of aggregate output increase over time and transitioning to long-run output determination.

EconomicsMicro & MacroeconomicsEconomic growthAggregate outputLong-run economics

MIT 14.02 Principles of Macroeconomics, Spring 2023

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Ricardo CaballeroDistinguished

Ford International Professor of Economics · MIT

Ricardo Caballero is the Ford International Professor of Economics at MIT, a leading macroeconomist known for his research on financial crises and aggregate fluctuations.

1 course · 20 lecturesCanon
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IS-LM-PC Model Continued

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Saving, Capital Accumulation, and Output

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