Provides an overview of environmental economics, covering course structure, key concepts, and the relationship between economic activity and environmental issues.
Explores the effects of government spending on the economy, exchange rates, and output, alongside discussions on fiscal and monetary policies and a case study on the U.S. economic slowdown of 2001.
Explores the Global Financial Crisis of 2008-09, unconventional monetary policies, interbank market pressures, and concepts like Purchasing Power Parity.
Explores the effects of a permanent increase in money supply on short- and long-run equilibrium and discusses empirical evidence on the Fisher relationship.
Explores policy instruments to reduce external costs and mitigate environmental impacts, emphasizing the potential for green growth and emission abatement measures.