14.05 | Fall 2025 | Undergraduate

Intermediate Macroeconomics

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This course introduces you to modern macroeconomics and uses the tools of macroeconomics to investigate various macroeconomic issues in depth. Topics range from economic growth and inequality in the long run to economic stability and financial crises in the short run. The course also surveys many economic models used …
This course introduces you to modern macroeconomics and uses the tools of macroeconomics to investigate various macroeconomic issues in depth. Topics range from economic growth and inequality in the long run to economic stability and financial crises in the short run. The course also surveys many economic models used today.

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World map with countries colored in shades from light green to dark blue according to a scale ranging from no data and $0 to $50,000, with a legend at the bottom indicating economic values by region. Darker blue regions (including the United States and Australia) represent the highest values, while lighter green regions (primarily in Africa) represent lower values.
A map showing GDP per capita in 2022, which is a country’s gross domestic product divided by its population. (Image by OurWorldinData.org. License: CC BY).
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