Lecture 1: Introduction to 14.02 Principles of Macroeconomics
29:30Lecture 2: Basic Macroeconomic Concepts
41:21Lecture 3: The Goods Market
49:13Lecture 4: The Financial Market
52:15Lecture 5: IS-LM Model
48:33Lecture 6: IS-LM, continued
50:35Lecture 7: An Extended IS-LM Model (14.02)
48:37Lecture 8: The Labor Market (14.02)
49:34Lecture 9: The Phillips Curve and Inflation (14.02)
49:04Lecture 11: The IS-LM-PC Model (14.02)
49:28Lecture 12: IS-LM-PC Model Continued (14.02)
46:05Lecture 13: The Facts of Growth (14.02)
49:44Lecture 14: Saving, Capital Accumulation, and Output (14.02)
50:20Lecture 15: Technological Progress and Growth (14.02)
48:00Lecture 16: Convergence and Cross-Country Variation (14.02)
47:02Lecture 17: Introduction to Open Economy (14.02)
50:27Lecture 19: The Goods Market in the Open Economy (14.02)
48:17Lecture 20: The Mundell-Fleming Model (14.02)
49:03Lecture 21: Exchange Rate Regimes (14.02)
49:39Lecture 22: Financial Markets and Expectations (14.02)
49:49Lecture 5: IS-LM Model
This lecture from MIT's Principles of Macroeconomics course elucidates the Hicks-Hansen IS-LM model, detailing the interaction between the goods market (Investment-Saving curve) and the money market (Liquidity preference-Money supply curve) to determine equilibrium interest rates and aggregate output in a closed economy.
MIT 14.02 Principles of Macroeconomics, Spring 2023
Instructor: Ricardo J. Caballero
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