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The second PhD Macro course complements the first and covers a selection of current topics in macroeconomics research and policy analysis, as well as long-run growth.
The module has two parts. The first part covers growth theory. It presents classical models of exogenous and endogenous growth, as well as a broad empirical literature that tests some of the key predictions of the endogenous growth literature.
The second part covers a selection of current topics in short-run macroeconomics research and policy. It mainly focuses on empirical work that employs cross-sectional heterogeneity to study the effects of economic and financial shocks of interest to macroeconomists. This part covers topics at the intersection of macroeconomics, finance, monetary policy and banking.
The module has two parts. The first part covers growth theory. It presents classical models of exogenous and endogenous growth, as well as a broad empirical literature that tests some of the key predictions of the endogenous growth literature.
The second part covers a selection of current topics in short-run macroeconomics research and policy. It mainly focuses on empirical work that employs cross-sectional heterogeneity to study the effects of economic and financial shocks of interest to macroeconomists. This part covers topics at the intersection of macroeconomics, finance, monetary policy and banking.
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