PowerPoints for Intermediate Macroeconomics

These slide shows make extensive use of animation and algebra to present macroeconomic models. They include explanatory text and can be used by students for self-paced revision.

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1. The Closed Economy
9 slides, 6 animated graphs	Dark on white Light on black
2. The Small Open Economy
9 slides, 6 animated graphs	Dark on white Light on black
3. The Keynesian Cross Model, The Money Market, and IS/LM
12 slides, 10 animated graphs	Dark on white Light on black
4. Building the short run AD-AS model from the IS-LM framework
16 slides, 10 animated graphs	Dark on white Light on black
5. Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply in the Long Run
8 slides, 5 animated graphs	Dark on white Light on black
6. The sticky wage, imperfect-information, and sticky price models of Aggregate Supply
15 slides, 4 animated graphs	Dark on white Light on black
7. Inflation, Unemployment, and the Phillips Curve
11 slides, 4 animated graphs	Dark on white Light on black
8. Money and Inflation: An Introduction
17 slides, 1 animation	Dark on white Light on black
9. The Solow Growth Model, Part One: The steady state level of capital and how savings affects output and economic growth.
16 slides, 4 animated graphs	Dark on white Light on black
10. The Solow Growth Model, Part Two: The golden rule level of capital, maximizing consumption per worker.
12 slides, 4 animated graphs	Dark on white Light on black
11. The Solow Growth Model, Part Three: The augmented model that includes population growth and technological progress.
11 slides, 4 animated graphs	Dark on white Light on black

These presentations were created by Tim Kochanski, University of Alaska Southeast with enhancements by The Economics Network. They were developed with a small grant from the JISC/Higher Education Academy's Distributed eLearning programme.

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