Courses
Michaelmas 2019, MFE, Said Business School, Oxford
Introductory GE building up to the NK economy via endowment and RBC production economies. No dynamic programming or solution methods. Final classes apply this knowledge to recent debates over conventional and unconventional monetary policy and over the causes of and responses to the financial crisis.
Trinity 2019, MFE, Said Business School, Oxford
This relatively non-technical course develops frameworks useful in understanding current issues of macro performance and capital flows in the international economy. The emphasis is on the interdependent nature of these issues in a globalized world. Topics covered include: currency regimes and crises, globalization and growth, capital flows and financial stability, sovereign debt and resource wealth.
Spring 2019, MFE, Warwick Business School
Half-term course on the basic New Keynesian model. No dynamic programming / solution methods, but focusing on the core of the intuition of the basic NK framework.
