Die Vorlesung Economic Policy findet im Sommersemester statt.

Dozent: Prof. Dr. Gunther Schnabl
Tutor: Alexander Herborn
Start: 04.04.2024
Datum: Donnerstag, 11:15 - 12:45
Room: Seminarraum 8 (I 132)
Sprache: Englisch

Ziele der Vorlesung

This course is on economic policy in theory and practice with a focus on financial-crisis related economic policy issues in both the advanced and emerging market economies. We discuss topics such as fiscal demand stimulus, the link between monetary policy and credit booms, problems of debt sustainability and liquidation as well as international aspects of the recent crisis and economic policy responses.

Literatur

Anforderungen

This course is part of the module International Economic Policy, which also comprises a course in European Integration as well as a seminar. Students can chose between participation in the seminar "Current Challenges in International Economic Policy Making" or "Growth in the Japanese Economy". Two-thirds of the module grade will be based on a written exam covering the two courses. For the seminar you will write a short term paper accounting for the remaining one-third of your module grade.

Inhalt und Folien

  Vorlesung Datum
0. Seminar Topic Assignment 04.04.24

1.

Market Failure
PDF 702 KB

11.04.24

2.

Keynesian Demand Stimulus
PDF 526 KB

18.04.24

3.

Time Inconsistency and Rules in Economic Policy
PDF 651 KB

Time: 9:15 - 10:45

Room: Seminarraum 17

19.04.24

4.

Monetary Policy and Credit Cycles
PDF 385 KB

25.04.24

5.

Asymmetric Monetary Policy and Financial Instability

02.05.24

6.

Fiscal Implications of Asymmetric Monetary Policy

16.05.24

7.

International Implications of Low Interest Rate Policies

23.05.24

8.

Oil Bill Recycling, Sterilization and Dutch Disease

Time: 9:15 - 10:45

Room: Seminarraum 17

24.05.24

9.

Global Imbalances

30.05.24

10.

Intra-European Imbalances

06.06.24

11.

Financial Repression

13.06.24

12.

Long-term Implications of Low Interest Rate Policies

20.06.24

 

Questions and Answers

Sample Exam
PDF 77 KB

04.07.24

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