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Includes a summary of all key models and equations for all of Michaelmas term (broken down into key topics - Growth, Consumption, Investment and Unemployment), as well as Business Cycle Facts and Dynamic Monetary Model from Lent Term.

Also includes full notes for Michaelmas term on the following topics broken down by lecture -

Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Measuring GDP
Lecture 3: Comparing GDP
Lecture 4: One-Period Macroeconomic Model
Lecture 5: Growth Facts
Lecture 6: A Malthusian Model
Lecture 7: The Solow Model
Lecture 8: Growth and Development Accounting
Lecture 9: Endogenous Growth Models
Lecture 10: Research and Development
Lecture 11: Consumption

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EC210 - Macroeconomic Principles Notes

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