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Undergraduate. Introductory macroeconomics and microeconomics. Intermediate macroeconomicsand microeconomics. Macroeconomic Policy. Business Cycle Analysis.
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Extractions: CURRICULUM VITAE EDWARD N. GAMBER January 2002 Address Office: Department of Economic and Business Lafayette College Easton, PA 18042 GAMBERE@LAFAYETTE.EDU Education Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia. M.A., June 1983 Ph.D., June 1986 Towson State University, Towson Maryland. B.A., Economics, June 1981. Areas of Specialization Macroeconomics, Time Series Econometrics and Business Cycle Analysis Work History Lafayette College, Easton, PA, Associate Professor, September 1996 - Present. Congressional Budget Office, Principal Analyst, Macro Analysis Division, August 1996 - August 1998 Lafayette College, Easton, PA, Assistant Professor, September 1992 - 1996. University of Missouri - St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, Assistant Professor, August 1989-June 1992. Oberlin College, Oberlin Oh, Assistant Professor, August 1986-June 1989. Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Visiting Economist, Summer 1988, Summer 1989.
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The Economic Society Prize in microeconomics I and macroeconomics I.Whereas the Council has accepted the offer of the South Australian
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Extractions: Facsimile: Whereas the Council has accepted the offer of the South Australian Branch of the Economic Society of Australia SA Incorporated to provide an annual prize in Microeconomics I and Macroeconomics I, the following rules are hereby made: The Prize shall be called 'The Economic Society Prize in Microeconomics I and Macroeconomics I'. The annual value of the prize shall be $100. The prize shall be awarded by the School of Economics to the student obtaining the best aggregate result in Microeconomics I and Macroeconomics I, provided that in the opinion of the examiners the candidate is of sufficient merit. Where two or more candidates are of equal merit, the prize shall be shared equally. The terms of the prize may be varied at any time by agreement between the South Australian Branch of the Economic Society of Australia SA Incorporated and the University.
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Students who have not studied macroeconomics and microeconomics at intermediatelevel will be required to undertake two additional compulsory units (ECON822
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Extractions: Coursework Programs Enquiries: Mr Glenn Jones , tel: (02) 9850 8500. Eight (8) units of study which must include at least one of Applied Research Methods I or Applied Research Methods II. The remaining seven units may be selected from any of the ECON units offered in the list below. All programs of study must be approved by the Director of Postgraduate Studies in Economics. Each unit of study requires three hours of attendance per week for one half-year and is normally offered in the evening between 6.00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m. Full-time students may be able to take some units during the day, subject to availability. Part-time candidates normally take two units per half-year, while full-time candidates normally take four units per half-year.
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Extractions: 1: Introducing Economics 2: Supply And Demand 3: Government Intervention in the Market 4: Background To Demand 5: Background To Supply 6: Perfect Competition and Monopoly 7: Imperfect Competition 8: The Theory of Distribution 9: Inequality, Poverty and Income Redistribution 10: Markets, Efficiency and The Public Interest 11: Applied Microeconomics 12: Macroeconomic Issues I 13: Macroeconomic Issues II 14: Macroeconomic Ideas 15: Macroeconomic Ideas 16: Money And Interest Rates 17: Fiscal And Monetary Policy 18: Aggregate Supply, Unemployment and Inflation 19: International Trade 20: The Balance Of Payments and Exchange Rates
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Macroeconomics
If unemployment exists as an objective fact (and I believe it does) then theattempt to make macroeconomics part of microeconomics can never succeed.
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Extractions: Most economists like microeconomics better than macroeconomics. One prominent macroeconomist has gone so far as to say that there is no such thing as macroeconomics only price theory (microeconomics) and monetary theory. Most economists probably wouldn't go that far. It is a bit quixotic to say that a field does not exist when there are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people working in it and it is one's own field of specialization but many economists remain of the opinion that macroeconomic thinking, somehow, does not come up to the standard of microeconomic thinking. This is no mystery. Microeconomics has a clean and clear logic that macroeconomics lacks. This is not to say that the logic of microeconomics is easy it is not but once one has spent some time with it, and it becomes second nature, it gives a reassuring coherence to microeconomics as a whole. No wonder, then, that so many economists have tried to get rid of macroeconomics by reformulating it so as to make it a part of microeconomics. The New Classical ideas are one example of this. Since New Classical economists concede there are still unsolved problems with their ideas, and have not come up with solutions to those problems that even the New Classical economists themselves can agree are the solutions, it seems fair to say that New Classical Economics has not succeeded. At least not yet. Nor should that be a surprise. Any attempt to bring macroeconomics within the logic of microeconomics faces a very difficult barrier. The assumption that gives microeconomics its tight logic is the assumption that no resource goes to waste that we are always on the production possibility frontier. And that means there can be no unemployment, at least in the sense of an excess supply of labor, since that would mean that we are not on the production possibility frontier. But unemployment, and the failure to get onto the production possibility frontier, are the central issues that macroeconomics is supposed to help us understand. If unemployment exists as an objective fact (and I believe it does) then the attempt to make macroeconomics part of microeconomics can never succeed.
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there was much that was useful and true in both approaches, and that the economicsprofession had to be committed to both macroeconomics and microeconomics.
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Extractions: Kinds of Economics Economics, like other studies, can be broken down into more specialized subfields. The broadest categories are just two: microeconomics and macroeconomics. In explaining these two terms, it might help to go back in history a bit. The word "economics" is based on Greek roots, but that is a bit of a humbug, since the Greeks didn't have a field of study anything like economics. The two Greek roots of the word "economics" are oikos meaning more or less the household or family estate and nomos, which can mean rules, natural laws or laws made by the government, but which in this case primarily means "wise saws" or "rules of thumb." Thus the book Oikonomia, by the Greek author Xenophon, is probably best translated as "rules of thumb for estate management." Here's how the word "economics" evolved to its modern use. By the 1600's, the interdependence of people and nations through markets had grown so great that it was necessary for governments to have carefully thought out policies to deal with the markets. The most common such policy was "mercantilism" and the essence of mercantilism is to try to sell as much as you can to your neighbors, while limiting what they sell to you, so that they have to pay you in gold. But this policy was criticized by a number of thoughtful scholars, of whom Adam Smith is the most famous. They were engaged in a new specialization: the study of "rules of thumb for the management of the common political household," which is expressed in the Greek-derived phrase "Political Economy." And that is what the new field was called.
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University Insubria of Como, Italy. 2000 Teaching Assistant (and Tutor)for the macroeconomics and microeconomics course (Faculty of Law).
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Extractions: CURRICULUM VITAE OF PIERPAOLO GIANNOCCOLO PERSONAL DATA Born in Brindisi the 18/12/1975 Address: via G.Boldini, 17; CAP 72100, Brindisi, Italy. Mobile : 0039/3470004798 E-mail: giannoccolop@libero.it giannoccolop@tiscalinet.it (Further details are in appendix I 2003 March-.., Ill start a visiting Period of study at EUREQua, CNRS, Paris 1, Sorbonne 2003 January; admitted to second year of Ph. D. in Economics, University of Bologna, Italy advisor: Giorgio Bellettini 2002 September : Admitted to the second year of Ph. D. in Economics. Supervisor Giorgio Bellettini First year of Ph. D. in Economics, University of Bologna, Italy Areas of Specialization: Political Economy, Macroeconomics, Mobility, Redistribution. Supervisor Giorgio Bellettini M.A. (Master of Arts of Economics), Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium Dissertation: Fiscal Competition, Mobility and Investment in Education Advisers: M. Marchand- P. Pestieau Final Mark: DISTINCTION Master in Economics and International Finance (MEFIN), University Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano, Italy Dissertation: Far East Crisis Adviser: Marco Lossani Final Mark: A- 1998 Laurea in Economia e Commercio (Graduate Degree in Economics), University Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano, Italy.
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