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Text index of Site Remove sidebar Macroeconomics and Microeconomics. The following provide links to useful resources for macroeconomics and microeconomics. Bank of England British Academy Keynes Lectures in Economics The Keynes lectures in economics are an annual series covering recent theoretic research and trends of thought in the field of economics. The lectures cover many aspects of economics eg. wage theory, banking, the environment and unemployment. David Smith's EconomicsUK This is an extensive Web site dealing with many aspects of the UK economy. David Smith is Economics Editor for the Sunday Times and a number of other business publications. Debt Management Office Founded in 1997, the DMO is part of HM Treasury. ESRC Macroeconomic Modelling Bureau Although the Bureau closed on 30 September 1999, Bureau web pages are still available. In particular, the publications list is being updated as papers in progress reach final publication stage. Institute for Fiscal Studies This is an independent research institute, providing quality economic analysis, particularly on the UK tax system. John Maynard Keynes A page provided by Bized at Bristol University - a business and economics service for students, teachers and lecturers.

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Economics – An Overview of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics By Elizabeth Henriques MBA Candidate at Rushmore University Submitted: th September, 2002 Advisor: Professor Craig Lawrence Course: Course 1107 - Economics – An Overview of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics Student: Elizabeth Henriques e-mail: ehenriques@caribsurf.com URL: http://www.insureconsultants.com/Liz_Web_Page/1107_economics.htm Credits: 3 credits Word Count: A copy of this paper is being sent to file@rushmore.edu By submitting this paper, I affirm that this work is my own except for where the words or ideas of others are specifically acknowledged. I also affirm that this work did not exist before the beginning of the course for which it is submitted. Target Audience: For the purpose of my Course Advisor, Prof. C. Lawrence, so that he can advise and guide me towards successfully completing the rest of my course work. Also for anyone wishing to view work done on course #1107. Purpose of this Paper: This course is a requirement to achieving my MBA and is designed to help me learn the principles of economics. Executive Summary: Economics is a very important subject that spreads through many facets of human behavior. Economic studies are split into two sections: microeconomics and macroeconomics. Microeconomics deals with the study of the strengths and weaknesses of the free enterprise system in a politically unbiased fashion and highlights the economic principles and tools essential for rational decision-making in a household or company. The study of macroeconomics deals with clarifying the national and international economic environment.

4. University Of Canterbury Department Of Economics Home Page Emphasis is placed on three core areas of study microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics. Department, student and research information. http://www.econ.canterbury.ac.nz/

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Overview: Intro To Macro Reading Selections: A Case of Inflation A Case of Unemployment Different Tools Sample Quiz Optional Sections Who's Who S ince the 1930s economists have split their domain into two parts, into microeconomics and macroeconomics . The difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics is in the problems with which each is concerned. Microeconomics focuses on the " What? " and " For Whom? " questions. It examines how a society decides to produce the bundle of goods and services it does (the "what" question), and who gets these goods and services (the "for whom" question). It explores how various systems of incentives and ways of making decisions (such as "dollar voting" or various forms of political voting) work to solve the "what" and "for whom" questions. Central in much of this examination is the concept of economic efficiency . Microeconomics asks whether the bundle that a society produces is the bundle that has the highest value to that society, and if it does not, what changes would increase that value. Macroeconomics deals with topics of inflation and unemployment. This selection of readings introduces you to macroeconomics by looking at extreme episodes, the hyperinflation in Germany after the First World War, and the massive unemployment in the United States during the 1930s. It also describes how the methods used in macroeconomics differ from those used in microeconomics.

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11. EconDash - Econ101 microeconomics and macroeconomics. microeconomics is the study ofthe behavior of individual agents, either households or firms. http://www.econdash.net/econ101_micromacro.asp

Econ 101 home What is "The Economy"? What do economists do? Models ... Another Island Microeconomics and macroeconomics Microeconomics is the study of the behavior of individual agents, either households or firms. Understanding the response of a household to changes in prices and wages, or similarly, trying to understand how firms make their production and pricing decisions, all are microeconomic subjects. Macroeconomics studies the aggregate economy. It tries to understand why economies grow, and why they go through cycles, and how various economies interact. It is the sum total of microeconomic behaviour in a given geographic area. In other words, macroeconomists try to explain the patterns that can be found in time-series data, data that is the basis for the indicators used in EconDash. Hence our main concern in this site is macroeconomic. Historically, micro and macro were studied independently, using different tools. Macroeconomists would model "an economy", just as a black box, without taking into account the agents that interact and de facto are the economy. In the 1970s, this approach was criticized, and macroeconomists have used individual agents as the starting point of their models ever since. This is the approach taken here.

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Econ 101 Microeconomics and macroeconomics Microeconomics is the study of the behavior of individual agents, either households or firms. Understanding the response of a household to changes in prices and wages, or similarly, trying to understand how firms make their production and pricing decisions, all are microeconomic subjects. Macroeconomics studies the aggregate economy. It tries to understand why economies grow, and why they go through cycles, and how various economies interact. It is the sum total of microeconomic behaviour in a given geographic area. In other words, macroeconomists try to explain the patterns that can be found in time-series data, data that is the basis for the indicators used in EconDash. Hence our main concern in this site is macroeconomic. Historically, micro and macro were studied independently, using different tools. Macroeconomists would model "an economy", just as a black box, without taking into account the agents that interact and de facto are the economy. In the 1970s, this approach was criticized, and macroeconomists have used individual agents as the starting point of their models ever since. This is the approach taken here.

13. PhD Requirements Doctoral Examinations and Dissertation Requirements Students must pass qualifyingexaminations in macroeconomics, microeconomics, and the major field. http://www.unc.edu/depts/econ/graduate/PhD_requirements.html

Return to Home Page Our undergraduate curriculum Introduction Majoring in Economics Course descriptions Web course links ... Undergrad Courses Our graduate program Introduction Applications Graduate courses Current students ... EGSA Faculty and staff Faculty Directory Staff Directory Research Interests Faculty Publications Research-related activities Conferences Workshops Working papers For our alumni/ae and friends Undergrad newsletter Grad newsletter Maps of campus Requirements for the Ph.D. in Economics The Graduate School requirements for a Ph.D. can be found in the Graduate School Handbook, the Graduate School Policies and Procedures , and the Graduate School Record . You need to be familiar with these requirements. The specific requirements for a Ph.D. in Economics are listed below. Course Requirements: A doctoral candidate must complete 15 Ph.D. level courses plus two semesters of the doctoral dissertation course Econ. 394. At least 12 of the 15 courses must be from the Economics Department unless the major field specifically requires additional courses from other units. All courses must be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies.

14. Alumni Werner Martin, macroeconomics microeconomics, 1997 1997, University of Berne. HugueninJacques, macroeconomics microeconomics, 2000 2000, University of Lausanne. http://www.szgerzensee.ch/doctoral/alumni/alumni-partial.htm

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Core Requirements Fall 2003 IR Course List International Relations Introduction to Macroeconomics Introduction to Microeconomics International Economics ... The Historical Dimension IR Foreign Language and Culture IR Foreign Language Requirement IR Culture Requirement Arabic Chinese ... Spanish The Core Requirements constitute the multidisciplinary foundation of knowledge that is needed by all majors in international relations. Courses will be broad in scope and introduce students to different approaches to understanding the contemporary world. 1. Introduction to International Relations PS 51 Introduction to International Relations return to menu 2. Microeconomics A core course in principles of macroeconomics provides students with a fundamental set of analytical tools necessary to understand and interpret the macro-economy. A typical course examines (a) theories of the short-run and long-run determination of national income, employment, inflation, and interest rates; (b) the role of governmental policies with the objective of achieving short-run economic stability (especially government expenditure, taxation and monetary policies) and the economic implications of government debt and deficits. EC 1 Principles of Microeconomics (note: Macroeconomics and Microeconomics have switched numbers) return to menu 3. Macroeconomics

16. Complete List - Core Requirements relations. All courses presume a previous foundation in principlesof macroeconomics and microeconomics (ie, EC 1 and EC 2). EC http://ase.tufts.edu/ir/Textindex/core_list.html

Core Requirements International Relations Introduction to Microeconomics Introduction to Macroeconomics International Economics ... IR Foreign Language and Culture Arabic Chinese French ... Spanish Core Requirement #1: International Relations Majors in International Relations require an introductory overview to the history of the field and its subject matter, the major concepts and factual background in the field, and the major philosophical, theoretical, and methodological approaches to the study of the field and how they can be applied to historical and contemporary problems in international relations. This is done in PS 51 from the perspective of Political Science. At the level of concepts and facts, the course introduces such topics as nationalism, sovereignty, deterrence, power, interdependence, comparative advantage, exchange rates, rationality, and spurious reasoning, among others. At the level of epistemology, theory, and methodology, the course introduces classical and recent (neo) variants of liberal, Marxist, "realist", modernist, and critical theory and applies these frameworks to such diverse problems as war and peace, world order, deterrence, imperialism, international trade, international environmental cooperation, and arms control. PS 51 Introduction to International Relations

17. On Some Popular Errors, Approach Of Macroeconomics The distinction between macroeconomics and microeconomics is, as far as terminologyis concerned, borrowed from modern physics' distinction between microscopic http://www.mises.org/ufofes/ch5~6.asp

Wednesday, April 09, 2003 The Ultimate Foundation of Economic Science Ludwig von Mises On Some Popular Errors Concerning the Scope and Method of Economics The Approach of Macroeconomics The macroeconomic approach looks upon an arbitrarily selected segment of the market economy (as a rule: upon one nation) as if it were an integrated unit. All that happens in this segment is actions of individuals and groups of individuals acting in concert. But macroeconomics proceeds as if all these individual actions were in fact the outcome of the mutual operation of one macroeconomic magnitude upon another such magnitude. The distinction between macroeconomics and microeconomics is, as far as terminology is concerned, borrowed from modern physics' distinction between microscopic physics, which deals with systems on an atomic scale, and molar physics, which deals with systems on a scale appreciable to man's gross senses. It implies that ideally the microscopic laws alone are sufficient to cover the whole field of physics, the molar laws being merely a convenient adaptation of them to a special, but frequently occurring problem. Molar law appears as a condensed and bowdlerised version of microscopic law. Thus the evolution that led from macroscopic physics to microscopic physics is seen as a progress from a less satisfactory to a more satisfactory method of dealing with the phenomena of reality.

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