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• Fall 1998 Syllabus (PDF format, 9.6kb)
• Fall 1998 Syllabus (DOC format 25.6kb)
• The Basic Objects of Study in Macro(PDF format)
• The Basic Objects (doc format)
• USDATA.TXT 10 variables, 1961:1 to 1992:4
• Sept. 28. An overview of the IS-LM model (15kb, html).
• Money and Output using some basic econometric tests. (HTML format, 20kb)
• Notes on Maximization: the Karush-Kuhn-Tucker theorem
• Homework 1 (PDF format, 3kb)
• Homework 1 (Doc format, 20kb)
• Question set 1 (HTML format, 2.7kb)
• Question set 2 (Doc format, 22kb)
• Question set 2 (HTML format, 22kb)
• Question set 3 (Doc format, 20kb)
• Question set 3 (HTML format, 1.7kb)
• Question set 4 (Doc format, 21kb)
• Question set 4 (HTML format, 2.2kb)
• Midterm (Doc format, 38 kb)
• Midterm (HTML format, 17kb)

• Last two assignmentsHomework 5 (Doc format, 21 kb)

• Homework 6 (Doc format, 21 kb)

• There are 13 models, some large some small. The first 9 are contained in main 9 models (doc format, 32kb).
• A smallers set of 4 is contained in models 10 to 13 (doc format, 25kb)
• An exposition of model 7, the bank run-multiple equilibrium model is contained in bankrun model. (doc format 35kb) The key to this model is seeing how it it applies to the national scene. In particular, the bank can be viewed as a central bank, the assets as dollars and the deposits as promises to pay foreign investors an amount in dollars.
• Econ 506 Final, Fall 1998. Doc version (28 kb) or HTML version (10 kb)