The course provides an introduction to macroeconomic theory and provides a good understanding of how the economy as a whole works. It mainly deals with unemployment, inflation and economic growth. During the course, knowledge of various macroeconomic concepts is acquired, mainly in a Swedish context. The course consists of two modules. The first module introduces the basic macroeconomic concepts and variables such as GDP, inflation and unemployment. The second module deals with economic growth, the Keynesian model, the Phillips curve and stabilization policy in the form of fiscal and monetary policy.
Surf on the Internet, read and send emails, use a word-processing programme (e.g. Word). Connect a camera and headphones to the computer and install a programme using instructions.
Access to a computer (Not a mini pc, tablet or similar) that is not older than three years (or equivalent) and broadband connection, at least 1 Mbit/s (not mobile broadband, because mobile broadband can vary considerably in speed).
Higher rate of web-based communication where our learning platform (Learn/Canvas) is a natural element of the course. Web-based meetings with sound and image where simple presentations can be held. Lectures can be broadcast live or can alternatively be made available afterwards online.
Literature lists are published at the latest one month ahead of the course start date.
To Literature ListAsk us about studying at Dalarna University.
support@du.se
+46 23-77 80 00
The course provides an introduction to macroeconomic theory and provides a good understanding of how the economy as a whole works. It mainly deals with unemployment, inflation and economic growth. During the course, knowledge of various macroeconomic concepts is acquired, mainly in a Swedish context. The course consists of two modules. The first module introduces the basic macroeconomic concepts and variables such as GDP, inflation and unemployment. The second module deals with economic growth, the Keynesian model, the Phillips curve and stabilization policy in the form of fiscal and monetary policy.
Surf on the Internet, read and send emails, use a word-processing programme (e.g. Word). Connect a camera and headphones to the computer and install a programme using instructions.
Access to a computer (Not a mini pc, tablet or similar) that is not older than three years (or equivalent) and broadband connection, at least 1 Mbit/s (not mobile broadband, because mobile broadband can vary considerably in speed).
Higher rate of web-based communication where our learning platform (Learn/Canvas) is a natural element of the course. Web-based meetings with sound and image where simple presentations can be held. Lectures can be broadcast live or can alternatively be made available afterwards online.
Literature lists are published at the latest one month ahead of the course start date.
To Literature ListAsk us about studying at Dalarna University.
support@du.se
+46 23-77 80 00
The course provides an introduction to macroeconomic theory and provides a good understanding of how the economy as a whole works. It mainly deals with unemployment, inflation and economic growth. During the course, knowledge of various macroeconomic concepts is acquired, mainly in a Swedish context. The course consists of two modules. The first module introduces the basic macroeconomic concepts and variables such as GDP, inflation and unemployment. The second module deals with economic growth, the Keynesian model, the Phillips curve and stabilization policy in the form of fiscal and monetary policy.
Surf on the Internet, read and send emails, use a word-processing programme (e.g. Word). Connect a camera and headphones to the computer and install a programme using instructions.
Access to a computer (Not a mini pc, tablet or similar) that is not older than three years (or equivalent) and broadband connection, at least 1 Mbit/s (not mobile broadband, because mobile broadband can vary considerably in speed).
Higher rate of web-based communication where our learning platform (Learn/Canvas) is a natural element of the course. Web-based meetings with sound and image where simple presentations can be held. Lectures can be broadcast live or can alternatively be made available afterwards online.
Literature lists are published at the latest one month ahead of the course start date.
To Literature ListAsk us about studying at Dalarna University.
support@du.se
+46 23-77 80 00
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