European University Institute Department of Economics This version: July 19, 2021 Outline of Macroeconomics Sequence (2021-2022) Core courses (Year 1, compulsory) Core 1: Dynamic Fiscal and Monetary Policy (Russell Cooper,
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[email protected]) Advanced courses (Year 2+, elective) Advanced 1: Firm Dynamics [half-credit] (Basile Grassi,
[email protected]) Advanced 2: Quantitative Methods and Applications: Dynamic Factor Demand [half-credit] (Russell Cooper,
[email protected]) Advanced 3: Fiscal and Monetary Policy and Institutions in a Century of Crises [full-credit] (Ramon Marimon,
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