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ECON 426 Monetary Economics18 points. Not offered in 2012. OverviewThis paper examines theoretical and empirical aspects of the role
of money in the macroeconomy and the implications for monetary policy.
The emphasis is on applied monetary modelling, involving an understanding
of relevant theoretical models and empirical results from such models.
Recent empirical techniques will be covered. The course is geared
towards students who are interested in empirical applications and
who plan to work in the government or finance sectors or plan to
continue their studies writing a thesis with an empirical focus. Paper coordinatorPrerequisitePrerequisite or corequisiteCourse OutlineFor more information about this paper please view the 2011 Course Outline in pdf format.
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