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EC212 · 8 LESSONS

EC212

Foundations

Eight essentials before EC312, from GDP to IS–LM and AD–AS.

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  1. 01Seeing the whole economyIf one shop sells more, is the whole country doing better? Separate one business from national output, the overall price level, and employment.Graph
  2. 02What GDP countsPaddy is sold to a mill and rice is sold to a household. Adding every sale would count the same production more than once.Graph
  3. 03Real GDP, prices, and inflationSales revenue rises 20%, but prices also rise. How can we separate extra output from higher prices?Graph
  4. 04Aggregate spending and the multiplierFirms produce 500, but buyers plan to buy 450. Inventories rise unexpectedly. How will firms adjust production?Graph
  5. 05Money and interest ratesHolding money makes purchases easy but forgoes interest. Income and interest rates therefore affect money demand.Graph
  6. 06Building IS–LMSpending determines goods-market income, but interest affects investment while income affects money demand. We must solve both markets together.Graph
  7. 07AD–AS and economic fluctuationsOutput can fall because spending weakens or production costs rise. These causes imply different price movements and policy problems.Graph
  8. 08Exchange rates and the open economyFrom 32 to 36 baht per dollar: is the baht stronger or weaker? Think about how many baht buy the same one dollar.Graph
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