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Economics: Macroeconomics

How the whole economy works: GDP, unemployment and inflation, the business cycle, aggregate demand and supply, fiscal policy, money, banking and the Federal Reserve, long-run growth and debt, and international trade and exchange rates. Covers an introductory macroeconomics course; independent study material, not affiliated with the College Board.

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Topics · 100

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Foundations, economic indicators & the business cycle0/22

Aggregate demand, aggregate supply & fiscal policy0/22

Money, banking & monetary policy0/22

Long-run consequences of stabilization policy & growth0/18

Open economy: international trade & finance0/16

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