Macroeconomics versus environmental-macroeconomics*

Expectations in Macroeconomics: Adaptive versus Eductive Learning1

Rational expectations solutions to macroeconomic models are equilibria requiring the coordination of expectations, and one can investigate the local stability of these solutions under alternative learning rules. Eductive (mental) approaches to learning have somewhat stricter stability conditions than do adaptive (statistical) approaches, as we illustrate using three economic models. The expecta...

Intertemporal Macroeconomics

This chapter reviews models of intertemporal choice consumption demand and labour supply. We discuss optimal decisions by individuals at the microeconomic level and the implications for the aggregate economy. The chapter describes the equilibrium in a market-clearing neoclassical model and analyses effects of productivity and government sector shocks on optimal decisions by consumers and worker...

Macroeconomics: Heterogeneity

Advanced Macroeconomics

Rethinking Macroeconomics