This comprehensive textbook deals with multidimensional aspects of macroeconomics through lucid presentation of concepts and critical comparison of different schools of thought.
The book explains how the incomes of a country, prices of goods and services, level of employment, interest rates and so on are determined and how an economy progresses. It attempts to re-establish the existing theories behind the determination of macro variables and the growth process of an economy. In the process, it captures the significance of the debate between the classical orthodox theories and Keynesian modernism and its implications.
Besides, adhering to traditional aspects, the volume also focuses on recent developments such as green macroeconomics. Undergraduate and postgraduate students of economics and business economics will find this book immensely helpful.
Part I: Macroeconomics- Objectives, Instruments, Concepts and Phases of Developments 1. Why to study macroeconomics and what are its objectives? 2. National Income Accounting Part II: Classical School of Thought-The Long Run Supply Side Model 3. Classical model 4. Money, quantity theory and price level 5. Theory of inflation Part III: Modern Macroeconomics-The Keynesian Short Run Demand Side Models 6. The Simple Two Sector Economy-Simple Keynesian Model without Government-Model I 7. Introduction of Government Sector into the Simple Keynesian Model- Model II 8. Product Market Equilibrium- Model III 9. Money Market Equilibrium -Model IV 10. Interactions of Fiscal and Monetary Policies in IS-LM Models- Model V 11. Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Analysis 12. Aggregate Supply, Inflation and Phillips Curve 13. The Complete Keynesian Model (CKM) Part IV: Micro Foundations of Macroeconomics-The Consumption and Investment Behaviours 14. Consumption function 15. Investment behaviour 16. Demand for money 17. Theory of money supply 18. Schools of thoughts in macroeconomics Part V: Open Economy Macroeconomics 19. Open Economy Macroeconomics'Concepts and Applications 20. Accounting of International Linkages'The Balance of Payments 21. Interactions among Commodity Market, Money Market and External Market Part VI: Economics of Growth and Convergence-The Longer Run Models 22. Theories of Economic Growth-Classical, Harrod and Domar 23. The Neoclassical Growth Model 24. Endogenous Growth Theories-The Modern Growth Approach Part VII: Sustainable Development and Green Macroeconomics 25. Sustainable development 26. Ecological macroeconomics
