Lecture, three hours. Requisites: courses 202A, 202B, 202C. Emphasis on quantitative dynamic models useful in study of equilibrium business cycles and public finance. Recursive competitive equilibria in representative agent overlapping-generation models, including models with money, taxes, liquidity constraints, and other distortions. S/U or letter grading.
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Matthew Bigio Luks (Spring 2024)
No instructors (Spring 2023)
Gary Hansen and Ohanian Lee (Spring 2021)
Gary Hansen and Lee Ohanian (Spring 2020)
Francois Geerolf (Spring 2018)
Matthew Bigio Luks (Spring 2017)
Andrew Atkeson and Lee Ohanian (Spring 2015)
Farmer Roger (Spring 2014)
Francisco Buera (Spring 2013)
Farmer, R.E. and Plotnikov, D. (Spring 2012)
Hellwig, C. and Ohanian, L. (Spring 2009)
Hellwig, C. (Spring 2008)
Hanno Lustig (Spring 2007)
Doepke, M. (Spring 2005)
Cole, H.L. and Ohanian, L. (Spring 2004)
Schneider, K.M. and Ohanian, L. (Spring 2003)
Atkeson, A.G. and Ohanian, L. (Spring 2002)
Gary Hansen (Spring 2000)
Matthew Bigio Luks
24S
No instructors
23S
Gary Hansen and Ohanian Lee
21S
Gary Hansen and Lee Ohanian
20S
Francois Geerolf
18S
Matthew Bigio Luks
17S
Andrew Atkeson and Lee Ohanian
15S
Farmer Roger
14S
Francisco Buera
13S
Farmer, R.E. and Plotnikov, D.
12S
Hellwig, C. and Ohanian, L.
09S
Hellwig, C.
08S
Hanno Lustig
07S
Doepke, M.
05S
Cole, H.L. and Ohanian, L.
04S
Schneider, K.M. and Ohanian, L.
03S
Atkeson, A.G. and Ohanian, L.
02S
Gary Hansen
00S
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