Macroeconomics Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Summary of all concepts described below, including content from background readings and lines of arguments to be made for answers on exam. Revision of basic concepts: * IS-LM Model, * AD-AS Model, * Philips Curve. Week 1: Class questions and answers Central banks: * Why does political control of monetary policy harm long-run economic performance? * Why did the UK govt. grant independence to the BoE in 1997? * Why do many developed countries have inflation targeting? * What...

LSE Macroeconomics notes, these helped me get a 2:1.

Notes for Lent term - EC210

Detailed notes for EC315 International Economics (Lent Term). The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for EC315 International Economics (Michaelmas Term). The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for EC102 Economics B - Macroeconomics (Lent Term) by a student that achieved a first in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

This document is a complete and extensive course guide for EC102 studied at LSE in 1st Year. With this course guide, the student using the notes achieved a high first class in the difficult module. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for EC210 Macroeconomic Principles (Lent Term) by a student that achieved 82% in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.

Detailed notes for EC210 Macroeconomic Principles (Michaelmas Term) by a student that achieved 83% in the exam. The notes have been broken down by each week to make it easier to follow with on-going lectures, and equally when it comes to revising for the exam.