Principles of Macroeconomics

1, Introduction to Macroeconomics 2, Short-run fluctuations and Macroeconomic policy 3, Long-run growth and Development 4, Aggregate demand: Consumption and Investment behavior 5, Aging population and Macroeconomic policy 6, Infrastructure investment and Public-private partnerships 7, Unemployment and Fiscal Policy 8, Credit Market and Bubble economy 9, Negative interest rate policy 10, ESG/SDG investment and portfolio allocation 11, Exchange rate and Open economy macroeconomics 12, final examination

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In each lecture, short homework is assigned. 50% of grading is based on each homework and 50% is based on the final examination. Students can bring notebooks, distributed papers and books to the final examination.

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(i)Macroeconomics: by Daron Acemoglu, David Laibson John List (PEARSON) (ii)Macroeconomics; by Gregory Mankiw Lecturer’s teaching materials will be distributed in each lecture and the lecture is not necessarily based above reference books.

No prior knowledge of macroeconomics is needed. It is aimed for beginners in Macroeconomics.