Macroeconomic Theory and Policy: Analyzing Income and Unemployment Trends

Macroeconomic Theory and Policy: Analyzing Income and Unemployment Trends
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Explore the dynamics of real income, unemployment rates, long-run trends, and cyclical components in macroeconomic theory and policy. Discuss the relationship between income, output, and unemployment in both short-run and long-run perspectives.

  • Macroeconomics
  • Income
  • Unemployment
  • Long-run
  • Cyclical components

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  1. ECON 602 MACROECONOMIC THEORY AND POLICY SHORT-RUN AND LONG-RUN FLUCTUATIONS September 20-22, 2022

  2. Real Per Capita Income

  3. Real Income Long-run Trend

  4. Real Income Cycle (after removing Long-Run trend)

  5. Real Income Trend and Cycle

  6. Unemployment Rate

  7. Unemployment Rate Long-run Trend

  8. Unemployment Rate Cycle (after removing Long-Run trend)

  9. Unemployment Rate Trend and Cycle

  10. Cyclical Components of Output (Income) and Unemployment

  11. Income (Output) and Unemployment: Long-Run and Short-Run Relationships Economists argue that long-run income (output) is primarily determined by aggregate supply. Growth Accounting Deeper View of Growth For class discussion: 1) Is long-run unemployment related to long-run income (output)? 2) Would it be good if the long-run unemployment rate were zero? 3) Is short-run unemployment related to short-run income (output)?

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