Lectures in Open Economy Macroeconomics
by Martin Uribe
Publisher: Duke University 2009
Number of pages: 225
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An introduction to open economy macroeconomics. From the table of contents: A First Look at the Data; An Endowment Economy; An Economy with Capital; The Real Business Cycle Model; The Terms of Trade; Interest-Rate Shocks; Sovereign Debt.
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