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動学マクロ経済モデルの解法を習得し、標準的な経済成長理論と景気循環理論を学習する。経済成長と景気循環の背後にある経済学的メカニズムとそれに対する適切な経済政策について理解することを目的とする。
In this course, students will learn how to solve dynamic macroeconomic models and study standard economic growth and business cycle theories. The objective is to understand the mechanisms behind economic growth and business cycles and appropriate economic policies.
動学マクロ経済モデルの解法を習得し、標準的な経済成長理論と景気循環理論を学習する。経済成長と景気循環の背後にある経済学的メカニズムとそれに対する適切な経済政策について理解することを目的とする。
In this course, students will learn how to solve dynamic macroeconomic models and study standard economic growth and business cycle theories. The objective is to understand the mechanisms behind economic growth and business cycles and appropriate economic policies.
This class provides the theoretical backgrounds of major topics in health economics at the master level after quickly introducing those of the undergraduate level.
This class also provides basic causal inference and microeconometrics methods used in recent health economics studies.
本講義は、中級マクロ経済学に引き続き、大学院レベルのマクロ経済学を解説する。具体的には、家計消費、失業の各理論、そして家計間の所得・消費・資産格差の関係を議論できる不完備市場の一般均衡モデル（Bewley-Aiyagari-Huggett Model)を解説する。さらに、マクロ経済学のモデルを用いて、金融財政政策についても議論する。演習と宿題では、数値計算によるモデル分析を行ってもらう予定である。
This course is a continuation of Intermediate Macroeconomics and will cover graduate-level macroeconomics. Specifically, the course will explain the theories of household consumption and unemployment, and the general equilibrium model with incomplete markets (Bewley-Aiyagari-Huggett model) that can discuss the relationship between income, consumption, and asset inequality among households. Furthermore, the macroeconomic model will be used to discuss monetary and fiscal policy. For exercises and homework, students will be asked to analyze the model numerically.
本講義は、中級マクロ経済学に引き続き、大学院レベルのマクロ経済学を解説する。具体的には、家計消費、失業の各理論、そして家計間の所得・消費・資産格差の関係を議論できる不完備市場の一般均衡モデル（Bewley-Aiyagari-Huggett Model)を解説する。さらに、マクロ経済学のモデルを用いて、金融財政政策についても議論する。演習と宿題では、数値計算によるモデル分析を行ってもらう予定である。
This course is a continuation of Intermediate Macroeconomics and will cover graduate-level macroeconomics. Specifically, the course will explain the theories of household consumption and unemployment, and the general equilibrium model with incomplete markets (Bewley-Aiyagari-Huggett model) that can discuss the relationship between income, consumption, and asset inequality among households. Furthermore, the macroeconomic model will be used to discuss monetary and fiscal policy. For exercises and homework, students will be asked to analyze the model numerically.
The purpose of this course is to provide students with the basic theories of Marxian and other non-mainstream economics by using mathematical methods.
The course not only provides different explanation concerning the same phenomena (e.g. positiveness of prices) from the mainstream economics but also deals with the phenomena which are not explained in the orthodox textbooks.
Given the tendency that unequal distribution of income and wealth is growing all over the world, Marxian as well as other non-mainstream economics are recently revisited. Due to this course, it is expected that the different ways of thinking about capitalist economies from the mainstream are possible.
The purpose of this course is to provide students with the basic theories of Marxian and other non-mainstream economics by using mathematical methods.
The course not only provides different explanation concerning the same phenomena (e.g. positiveness of prices) from the mainstream economics but also deals with the phenomena which are not explained in the orthodox textbooks.
Given the tendency that unequal distribution of income and wealth is growing all over the world, Marxian as well as other non-mainstream economics are recently revisited. Due to this course, it is expected that the different ways of thinking about capitalist economies from the mainstream are possible.
This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of both the theoretical framework and empirical methodology of productivity growth. Productivity is not only crucial for understanding firm behavior, such as export activity, investment decisions, and market entry and exit strategies, but is also known to be a determinant of long-run economic growth at the aggregate level. Using both macro and micro-level data, students will learn about growth accounting techniques and the estimation of production functions. We will also delve into the quantitative effects of resource reallocation among heterogeneous firms and sectors to assess its contribution to aggregate productivity growth.