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Macroeconomic Analysis of China

Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics via XuetangX

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Overview

Chinese Macroeconomic Analysis, produced by the School of International Economics and Trade of Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics, is a professional foundation course for foreign graduate students of economics and management studying in China. This course takes intermediate macroeconomics as the basic framework, which is helpful for students to learn and master the basic theories of macroeconomic variables' measures, economic growth, AE-NI model, IS-LM model, AD-AS model, macroeconomic cycle, etc.It also focuses on the theories and practices related to China's macroeconomic operation and regulation in recent years, and analyzes China's macroeconomic policies and their effects. It is useful for students to master the fundamentals of macroeconomics and understand the characteristics of China's macroeconomic operation.

 

Syllabus

  • Lecture One: Introduction and Measurement
    • 1.1 The Design of this Course
    • 1.2 Definition of Macroeconomics
    • 1.3 Disagreement and Basic Insights in Macroeconomics
  • Lecture Two: Measurement of Output Unemployment and Price Level
    • 2.1 How to Define Gross Domestic Product?
    • 2.2 The Circular Flow Diagram
    • 2.3 How to Measure Gross Domestic Product
    • 2.4 The Use and Limitations of GDP
    • 2.5 Measurement of Unemployment
    • 2.6 Three types of Unemployment
    • 2.7 Measurement of Price Level
  • Lecture Three: Economic Growth
    • 3.1 The Meaning of Economic Growth
    • 3.2 How Potential GDP Grows
    • 3.3 Why Labor Productivity Grows
    • 3.4 Classical Growth Theory
    • 3.5 Neoclassical Growth Theory
    • 3.6 New Growth Theory
    • 3.7 Policies for Achieving Faster Growth
  • Lecture Four: The AE - NI Model
    • 4.1 The Basic of Keynesian Model
    • 4.2 The Assumptions of AE - NI Model
    • 4.3 Components of Aggregate Expenditure
    • 4.4 Equilibrium Expenditure
    • 4.5 The Multiplier
  • Lecture Five: The IS - LM Model
    • 5.1 The Goods Market and The IS Relation
    • 5.2 Money Markets and The LM Relation
    • 5.3 The IS - LM Relation
    • 5.4 The Interaction Between Monetary and Fiscal Policy
    • 5.5 The Policy Effects in the IS - LM Model
  • Lecture Six: The AD - AS Model
    • 6.1 The Aggregate Demand
    • 6.2 The Aggregate Supply
    • 6.3 EXPLAINING TRENDS AND FLUCTUATIONS IN AD-AS MODEL
  • Lecture Seven: Two Miracles:Historical Review of China's Economic System Reform
    • 7.1 What are the “ Two Miracles”
    • 7.2 Some Neoclassical Economics Explanations of the “Two Miracles”
    • 7.3 Institutional Explanation of “Two Miracles”
  • Lecture 8: Main Policies in China Xi Jinping's Economic Thoughts
    • 8.1 The Main Contents of Xi Jinping's Economic Thoughts
    • 8.2 Triple Pressures: Challenges and Problems Facing China's Macro-economy
    • 8.3 Ten Lessons from China's Economic Development

Taught by

Xiaoping Wang and Guomin Li

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