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This course will cover the core concepts of Principles of Macroeconomics, as typically taught in an introductory undergraduate course.  Throughout this course, students will engage with economic theory and develop the skills to create, interpret, and apply economic models and graphs effectively.
The learning approach combines a lecture in which the theoretical background of the topic is presented (First 55 minutes), followed by applications (last 55 minutes) with a focus on problem-solving (practical exercises, case studies, additional readings). 
Students should be able to read a college-level textbook and possess basic mathematics and graphing skills. 
In my teaching style, I prioritize identifying areas of difficulty and adapting my instruction to address them effectively, ensuring a personalized and impactful learning experience. Depending on the student's needs, the lesson can focus on introducing or reviewing specific topics or applying economic concepts through practical exercises, using either the material I provide or the student's homework.

The course will cover a range of topics from the Principles of Macroeconomics curriculum, including inflation, unemployment, real and nominal variables, the aggregate expenditure model, aggregate demand and supply, monetary and fiscal policies, and international trade, among others.


If the available time slots do not work well for you, please feel free to request an alternative date or time.