BA Macroeconomics 1
Lecture | Wednesday | 12.00-02.00 pm | via Zoom |
Tutorial group 1 | Tuesday | 10.00-12.00 am | via Zoom |
Tutorial group 2 | Tuesday | 12.00-02.00 pm | via Zoom |
Teaching content:
- National accounting system
- Economic growth
- Money and inflation in the long run
- Labour market and unemployment
- Government activity, fiscal policy and public debt
- Overall economic demand and goods market
- Money supply and demand
- Macroeconomic demand, output and interest rates
Qualification goals:
The students
- are familiarized with the subject of macroeconomic theory,
- get to know the central macroeconomic variables, such as national product, consumption, savings, investment and important economic policy targets such as economic growth, unemployment and inflation,
- get to know basic macroeconomic approaches with which macroeconomic variables can be explained.
Requirements:
written exam | 90 minutes
Registration for the module examination required.
Modules:
BA Bachelor Colloquium in Macroeconomics
by appointment | Hannes Qualo |
Teaching content:
Preparation of an exposé and writing the final thesis with the support of the chair.
Requirement:
Completion of the basic studies and several advanced modules
Qualification goals:
Students
- are familiar with the formal and content-related requirements of a bachelor thesis, have techniques for scientific work
- are able to develop a research question and a research design with the support of the lecturer
- can present and defend their research projects appropriately.
Requirements:
1 Exposé | 3 pages
Registration for the module examination required.
Modules:
MA Growth and Distribution I + II
Lecture | Thursday | 10.00-12.00 am | tbd | Prof. Dr. Maik Heinemann |
Tutorial | Tuesday | 12.00-02.00 pm | tbd | Hannes Qualo |
Teaching Content
- Models of exogenous and endogenous growth,
- Measurement and presentation of inequality,
- Growth and inequality,
- Solution methods for growth models (dynamic optimization), empirical approaches to the analysis of growth theoretical issues.
Qualification goals:
The students
- have in-depth knowledge of growth and distribution theory and the current state of research in these areas,
- are able to deal with current growth and distribution policy issues with the help of economic theories and to make well-founded assessments of economic policy measures,
- have a command of the methods for the theoretical analysis of dynamic economic models and are able to apply them independently to current economic policy issues.
Requirements:
Lecture: written exam | 90 minutes
Registration for the module examination required.
Tutorial: Problem Sets
Übung: Problem Sets
Modules:
Quantitative Macroeconomics - Models in Action
Seminar | Tuesday | 4.00-6.00 Uhr | online | Prof. Dr. Maik Heinemann |
Teaching Content:
- tba
Qualification goals:
The students
- acquire knowledge in a selected area of quantitative methods, e.g. in dynamic optimization and dynamic systems, numerical methods for solving economic models, experimental methods, machine learning
- know the current state of research and are able to make a well-founded assessment of a current debate,
- deepen their knowledge in methods and are able to deal with current economic issues using economic theories and evaluate measures.
Requirements:
tba
Modules:
MA Research Colloquium Macroeconomics
by appointment | Dr. Peter Schmidt |
Teaching content:
Preparation of an exposé and writing of the final thesis with the support of the chair.
Requirements:
Completion of the basic studies and several advanced modules
Qualification goals:
Students
- can independently work on scientific papers on specific economic issues,
- are able to create a research design, structure their research project and develop a work plan
- can present their research project convincingly and defend it against critical objections,
- are able to apply adequate scientific methods to solutions of the research question and to justify the choice of methods.
Requirements:
Presentation | Defense of the Master thesisRegistration for the module examination required.
Module: