Martin Flodén: Teaching
Intermediate Macroeconomics
- EC2211 Intermediate Macroeconomics
- Undergraduate
- I teach the fall-semester version of this course
- Contents (Fall 2025):
- Measuring the macroeconomy
- Economic growth and the Solow model
- More growth: human capital, finite natural resources, Malthus
- TFP and long-term growth: the Romer model
- Labor supply and unemployment
- Consumption and investment
- The short run: IS-MP and the Phillips curve
- The short run: AS-AD, the Taylor rule, the time-inconsistency problem
- Money and monetary policy
- Government debt and fiscal policy
- Exchange rates and international finance
- Open economy macroeconomics and the international monetary system
Master’s course in macroeconomics
- EC7210 Macroeconomics
- Compulsory first-semester course in the Master’s program
- The listed textbook for the course is David Romer’s “Advanced Macroeconomics” but it is mostly used as background reading
- I provide detailed lecture notes for all theoretical material covered
- Contents (Fall 2025):
- Consumption theory
- The neoclassical growth model
- The overlapping generations model
- The real business cycle model
- The new keynesian business cycle model
- Monetary policy rules and the transmission of monetary policy
- Topics in monetary policy
- Public debt and fiscal policy