Course points and final grades
Midterm retake points (better score in green)
Pre-recorded lecture for 17.03: Investment (2nd part) | Lecture notes used in recording
Pre-recorded lecture for 26.03: Solow model (2nd part) | Lecture slides used in recording
Pre-recorded lecture for 05.05: Endogenous growth models (second generation) | Lecture notes used in recording
Pre-recorded lecture for 28.05: Unemployment | Lecture slides used in recording
Pre-recorded lecture for 19.05: Monetary policy implementation in practice (not for exam)
Homework 1, deadline: February 25, 4:45 PM
Homework 2, deadline: March 11, 4:45 PM
Chapter 2: Neoclassical Labor Market
Homework 3, deadline: March 25, 4:45 PM
Chapter 5: Overlapping generations model
Homework 4, deadline: April 8, 4:45 PM
Chapter 6: Ramsey model (slides)
Homework 5, deadline: May 6, 4:45 PM
Models of income and wealth inequality
Endogenous Growth Models (first generation)
Endogenous Growth Models (second generation): notes
Endogenous Growth Models (second generation): slides
Homework 6, deadline: May 20, 4:45 PM
Business Cycle Facts. Real Business Cycles model
Homework 7, deadline: June 3, 4:45 PM
New Keynesian model: problems and solutions
Ferreira et al. (2016) Monetary policy when households have debt
US consumption and disposable income since 2018
US consumption and consumer sentiment
Lifecycle profiles of income, consumption and assets of EA households
Interactive Python notebook on consumption
Ramey: Do Cash Transfers Stimulate the Macroeconomy? (2024 talk) | (2025 Working Paper)
Ganong et al. (2023) Wealth, Race, and Consumption Smoothing of Typical Income Shocks
Rogerson (2024) Why Labor Supply Matters for Macroeconomics
Jones, Klenow (2016) Beyond GDP? Welfare across Countries and Time
Ramsey model: numerical solution
Special topic: discrete vs continuous time optimization