I have #3. It's a graph-based tour of macro-economic quandaries - a bit like Chicago Price Theory for micro. If your teaching macro, it's a good resource. Just plain readers, like me, might find this underpowered.
Thanks. Teaching macro .... Wow! have not done than since 1969 on Colombia where I vaguely remember trying to make Keynesian cross analysis yield sensible results to undergraduates at 8am at a university at the top of a very steep hill!
I have #3. It's a graph-based tour of macro-economic quandaries - a bit like Chicago Price Theory for micro. If your teaching macro, it's a good resource. Just plain readers, like me, might find this underpowered.
Thanks. Teaching macro .... Wow! have not done than since 1969 on Colombia where I vaguely remember trying to make Keynesian cross analysis yield sensible results to undergraduates at 8am at a university at the top of a very steep hill!
Hmm, in 1969 I was taking (and failing) Econ 101 at the other Columbia. 8 AM lectures and four-quadrant diagrams were my downfall.