Park Kang-woo: Macroeconomics (26-2 semester textbook)
The purpose of the book is to show the 'Enorious Ideas' framework for understanding and analyzing the principles of macroeconomic phenomena. The book is composed of four large parts. In chapter 1 and chapter 2, we'll explore the meaning of macroeconomics, research, academic perspectives, and development processes, as well as the economic economy's annual cycle and balance of income, and how to measure and measure major macroeconomic variables. Chapter 2 of chapter 3 and chapter 7 is about the decision-making principle of equilibrium and the effect of macroeconomics, with the total demand-supply model. First, chapter three and section four will analyze the nature of the demand for the macro-economics: the Keye's simple and closed economy, the Google Project, and the model of the lateral economy that expanded the open economy, which was the entire demand curve, while analyzing the effects of large economic policies, such as financial and currency policies. Then, after the fifth chapter of the work market has created a total supply curve from the balance of labor, the sixth section uses the total demand and total supply of the previous curve to create a total demand-supply model, and then examine the impact of total demand, and total aid shocks and macroeconomic policies. Chapter 7 considers the meaning and character of the Phillips curve, which describes the empirical relationship between unemployment and inflation, and the policy agenda around the dynamic inconsistencies of natural unemployment hypothesis, resumes, and optimal policy.
Korean title: 거시경제학 (26-2학기 교재)
Korean author: 박강우
Korean publisher: 한국방송통신대학교출판문화원
ISBN-13: 9788920042546
