I want to have in person conversations with people who do not believe they are morally perfect, and can never lie. I suppose I listen to videos about the budget and economics out of a fascination of numbers and using numbers and measurement to analyze problems.
Hello fellow students, I may be wrong, but at 42:29 when he talks about interest rate being too high in the financial markets above the equilibrium interest rate, shouldn't there be excess Ms and insufficient Md (opposite of what he said 42:34)? As excess Ms puts downward pressure on interest rates.
Along the IS curve, north of the LM curve, there is an excess money supply, and that puts downward pressure on interest rates on the financial markets. Equilibrium in the goods markets implies that a decrease in the interest rate leads to an increase in output. This is represented by the IS curve.
I'm an economist graduated in the UBA Universidad de Buenos Aires in 2002, and i teach Macroeconomícs since 2006 in privates universities in Argentina. This course in excellent, and professor Ricardo Caballero is extremely good!
Thanks yet again for the free learning. This plus a bit of creative searching to find the updated textbook and end-of-chapter problems/answers has been a really useful way of getting the most out of this material. A note to my pirate brethren: studocu is a good place to start.
Please MIT do not stop... I have been binging so many of your lectures & classes from Econ to sciences the arts I love it!!
A great teacher you are
24:29 love this part
and 25:18 🤣
I want to have in person conversations with people who do not believe they are morally perfect, and can never lie. I suppose I listen to videos about the budget and economics out of a fascination of numbers and using numbers and measurement to analyze problems.
Hello fellow students, I may be wrong, but at 42:29 when he talks about interest rate being too high in the financial markets above the equilibrium interest rate, shouldn't there be excess Ms and insufficient Md (opposite of what he said 42:34)? As excess Ms puts downward pressure on interest rates.
if the interest rates are high, consumption will be less so expenditure will be less - and hence money demand will be lower.
Along the IS curve, north of the LM curve, the interest rate is too high, so that means insufficient money demand for money supply.
Along the IS curve, north of the LM curve, there is an excess money supply, and that puts downward pressure on interest rates on the financial markets.
Equilibrium in the goods markets implies that a decrease in the interest rate leads to an increase in output. This is represented by the IS curve.
I'm an economist graduated in the UBA Universidad de Buenos Aires in 2002, and i teach Macroeconomícs since 2006 in privates universities in Argentina. This course in excellent, and professor Ricardo Caballero is extremely good!
i will be in one of this type of classes someday, more early than late.
Very much appreciated
Thanks yet again for the free learning. This plus a bit of creative searching to find the updated textbook and end-of-chapter problems/answers has been a really useful way of getting the most out of this material. A note to my pirate brethren: studocu is a good place to start.
This is on OCW so all the problem sets and tests are already freely available, no need to “pirate” it
Thank u sir, thank u mit❤
You are becoming my solution for economic masters
the charts make it easy
Day 4 (10-09-2024; Tuesday)
22.00
these students are dry as hell i wish i was there
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