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The reason why macroeconomics is unpredictable is that the things that affect the operation of macroeconomics are too complex; macroeconomics is not elusive. To better understand the economic world you live in, you need imagination to construct an analytical framework of your own.
"Principles of Economics" (Macro Part), in addition to introducing the principles of the macro part, will also introduce in detail the changes in U.S. macro control measures since 2008. Compared with microeconomics, the framework of macroeconomics is broader, requiring learners to use rich imagination to construct macroeconomic analysis frameworks and understand their definitions, principles and reasons.
The MOOC will adopt a clear topic structure and explain economics from the aspects of introduction, enterprises in the domestic and foreign economies, macroeconomic foundations and long-term economic growth, short-term economic fluctuations, monetary policy and fiscal policy, international economy, etc. . in principle. Among them, economic thinking will be throughout the entire process. In addition, the course also uses the international financial and economic crisis since 2008 as the background, focusing on monetary and fiscal policies, as well as the changes in the rules of the international economic game in the process of the United States responding to the crisis. This kind of realistic analysis helps students compare and analyze traditional monetary and fiscal policies with current policies, and deepen their understanding of the impact of macroeconomics and macroeconomic control.
The MOOC will adopt a clear topic structure and explain economics from the aspects of introduction, enterprises in the domestic and foreign economies, macroeconomic foundations and long-term economic growth, short-term economic fluctuations, monetary policy and fiscal policy, international economy, etc. . in principle. Among them, economic thinking will be throughout the entire process. In addition, the course also uses the international financial and economic crisis since 2008 as the background, focusing on monetary and fiscal policies, as well as the changes in the rules of the international economic game in the process of the United States responding to the crisis. This kind of realistic analysis helps students compare and analyze traditional monetary and fiscal policies with current policies, and deepen their understanding of the impact of macroeconomics and macroeconomic control.