ECON 381

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Intermediate Macroeconomics

Economics College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences

Course Description

Intermediate macroeconomic theory, emphasizing income, unemployment, and price-level analysis.

When Taught

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3

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3

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Recommended

Econ 380 or concurrent enrollment

Note

If you plan to complete Econ 110 and/or Math 112 through Independent Study, this class cannot be registered for until the Independent Study course is completed.

Title

Rigorously Analyze Macroeconomic Phenomena

Learning Outcome

1. Understand the concepts, institutions and data that economists use to describe the macroeconomy. 3. Make connections between microeconomic forces and macroeconomic outcomes

Title

Rigorously Analyze Macroeconomic Phenomena

Learning Outcome

2. Use macroeconomic models and data to analyze long-run economic growth and short-run fluctuations.

Title

Rigorously Analyze Macroeconomic Phenomena

Learning Outcome

3. Make connections between microeconomic forces and macroeconomic outcomes

Title

Rigorously Analyze Macroeconomic Phenomena

Learning Outcome

4. Use data and models to analyze historical and current macroeconomic events.

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Apply Learning to Macroeconomic Issues and Policy Discourse

Learning Outcome

5. Use analytical tools with humility to evaluate macroeconomic claims and evidence presented in the media and to engage in policy discourse without contention.

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Apply Learning to Macroeconomic Issues and Policy Discourse

Learning Outcome

6. Identify and analyze limitations and trade-offs associated with different policy actions, especially fiscal and monetary policy

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Apply Learning to Macroeconomic Issues and Policy Discourse

Learning Outcome

7. Use macroeconomic insights to inform efforts to combat poverty and economic hardship.