Familiarity with dynamic programming is also useful but not necessary. Models for dynamic macroeconomics oxford scholarship. Chapter 5 studies the determination of aggregate equilibria in markets with decentralized trading, discussing the possibility of coordination failures and multiple equilibria. It provides scrimmages in dynamic macroeconomic theory precisely the kind of drills that people will need in order to learn the techniques of dynamic programming and its applications to economics. Most of these topics have common methodological features, which are to be found in standard dynamic optimization techniques optimal control. Bertola 2004 models for dynamic macroeconomics, ox. When complemented by recent journal articles, the individual chapters which di. Ljungqvist and sargent, recursive macroeconomic theory, chapters 1617. Models for dynamic macroeconomics fabiocesare bagliano. The aim is to provide key methodological tools for the dynamic analysis of a broad range of macroeconomic issues, mainly based on dynamic optimization techniques. This is the tool used to map the class of models of interest here into the system of nonlinear expectational difference equations that serve as the point of departure for the empirical methodologies presented in the text. Exercise problems for advanced macroeconomics christian groth august 31, 2014 department of economics university of copenhagen.
Models for dynamic macroeconomics is suitable for advanced undergraduate and. Introduces methodological tools for dynamic analysis of macroeconomic. The course presents basic dynamic macroeconomic models in several specific fields of macroeconomics. Models for dynamic macroeconomics request pdf researchgate. Moving from static to dynamic general equilibrium economic. Models for dynamic macroeconomics, oxford university press, chapter 1. The following books provide an accessible introduction and background to some of the covered topics. Essentials of advanced macroeconomic theory routledge advanced texts in economics and finance. Bagliano, fabiocesareandbertola, giuseppe, models for dynamic macroeconomcis, oxford university press, 2007. Prerequisites contents students should be familiar with di erence and di erential equations, as well as with optimization tecniques. This book is a companion volume to dynamic macroeconomic theory by thomas j.
Now we use this hypothesis, together with assumption of rational expectations, to analyze the optimal consumption decision of people 1. Models for dynamic macroeconomics fabiocesare bagliano, giuseppe bertola models for dynamic microeconomics provides the advanced student with key methodological tools for the dynamic analysis of a core selection of macroeconomic phenomena, including consumption and investment choices, employment and unemployment outcomes, and economic growth. Features of search models of the labour market job matching and unemployment dynamics general references. Essentials of advanced macroeconomic theory routledge. Advanced macroeconomics, david romer, mcgraw hill 2011. Solves the basic version of the intertemporal consumption choice model under rational expectations. Solutions to the problems in introduction to dynamic.
Economics 482a1 advanced macroeconomic theory course. Cooper and john 1988, coordinating coordination failures in keynesian models, quarterly journal of economics, p. Identification and estimation of the macroeconomic effects of monetary policy shocks in the united states volume 22 issue 6 emanuele bacchiocchi, efrem castelnuovo, luca fanelli. Empirical tests are presented and extensions including a precautionary saving motive and optimal. Equilibrium macroeconomics econ 348 wesleyan university, fall 2015 professor. This is a textbook for advanced students in macroeconomics. Lecture 1 macroeconomics of the labour market introduction 455 what is it going to be about. The text focuses on a full analysis of a limited number of key intertemporal models, which are stripped down to essentials so that students can focus on the dynamic properties of the models. Hall, stochastic implications of the life cyclepermanent income. Models for dynamic macroeconomics paperback fabiocesare. Romer 2012 advanced macroeconomics, fourth edition, ch 9 bagliano bertola 2007 models for dynamic macroeconomics, ch. Solutions to the problems in introduction to dynamic macroeconomic theory july 10, 2008 exercises 1. Revision pih, prudence and precautionary saving motives self insurance under borrowing constraints and uncertainty. Dynamic macroeconomics the mit press george alogoskoufis.
Murphy, shleifer, and vishny 1989, industrialization and the big push, journal of political economy, p. Models for dynamic macroeconomics, oxford university press. Macroeconomic sequence 20142015 bocconi university. Models for dynamic macroeconomics by bagliano, fabio c.
Advanced macroeconomic theory economics 617 miami university, fall 2008 professor. Introduces methodological tools for dynamic analysis of macroeconomic phenomena. Chapter 3 revisits many of the previous chapters formal derivations with applications to dynamic labour demand, in comparison to optimal investment models, and characterizes labor market equilibrium when not only individual firms labor demand, but. Bagliano f c favero c a 1998 measuring monetary policy with var models an from econ 201 at manhattan college. Macroeconomics i dipartimento di economia politica e. Solution methods for microeconomic dynamic stochastic. Equilibrium macroeconomics econ 348 wesleyan university, spring 2015 professor. A dynamic general equilibrium approach, 2nd edition, princeton university press cooley and prescott 1995 frontiers of business cycle research, princeton university press 4. Reliable information about the coronavirus covid19 is available from the world health organization current situation, international travel. Job matching and unemployment dynamics general references.
Equilibrium macroeconomics econ 348 wesleyan university, fall 2011 professor. Romer 2012 advanced macroeconomics, fourth edition, ch 9 baglianobertola 2007 models for dynamic macroeconomics, ch. Models for dynamic microeconomics provides the advanced student with key methodological tools for the dynamic analysis of a core selection of macroeconomic phenomena, including consumption and investment choices, employment and unemployment outcomes, and economic growth. Bagliano and bertola, models for dynamic macroeconomics, chapter 1. This paper develops a baseline agentbased macroeconomic model and contrasts it with the common dynamic stochastic general equilibrium.
Yufu chen economic studies school of social sciences university of dundee 3 perth road dundee dd1 4hn united kingdom email. Explaining the excess smoothness of consumption, forthcoming, econometrica. When complemented by recent journal articles, the individual chapters. The role of externalities in more recent models of endogenous growth is carefully discussed. Dynamic consumption theory dynamic models of investment adjustment costs in the labor market growth in dynamic general equilibrium coordination and externalities in macroeconomics.
Oclcs webjunction has pulled together information and resources to assist library staff as they consider how to handle coronavirus. Favero 1998 measuring monetary policy with var models. This is the second and last gc cuny core course on macroeconomics. Most of these topics have common methodological features, which are to be found in standard dynamic optimization techniquesoptimal control theory and dynamic programming in. Romer 2012 advanced macroeconomics, fourth editioon, chapter 10 bagliano bertola 2007 models for dynamic macroeconomics, chapter 5, sections 5.
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Bagliano f c favero c a 1998 measuring monetary policy. The course aims at providing the standard technical tool for macroeconomic analysis, while covering at the same time some of the most relevant topics, such as. Bill craighead course outline and reading list bagliano refers to fabiocesare bagliano and giuseppe bertola, models for dynamic macroeconomics oxford wickens refers to michael wickens, macroeconomic theory. The purpose is to develop a set of tools that students will be. Romer 2012 advanced macroeconomics, fourth edition, ch.
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