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| adam_text | Contents
Preface 13
THE CORE
Introduction 21
Chapter 1 A Tour of the World 23
1-1 The Crisis 24
1-2 The United States 26
Low Interest Rates and the Zero Lower
Bound 27 • How Worrisome Is Low
Productivity Growth? 28
1-3 The Euro Area 29
Gan European Unemployment Be
Reduced? 31 • What Has the Euro
Done for Its Members? 32
1-4 China 33
1- 5 Looking Ahead 35
Appendix: Where to Find the Numbers 38
Chapter 2 A Tour of the Book 41
2- 1 Aggregate Output 42
GDP: Production and Income 42
• Nominal and Real GDP 44 •
GDP: Level versus Growth Rate 46
2-2 The Unemployment Rate 47
Why Do Economists Care about
Unemployment? 49
2-3 The Inflation Rate 51
The GDP Deflator 51 • The Consumer
Price Index 51 • Why Do Economists
Care about Inflation? 53
2-4 Output, Unemployment, and the
Inflation Rate: Okun’s Law and the
Phillips Curve 53
Okun’s Law 54 • The Phillips Curve 54
2-5 The Short Run, the Medium Run,
and the Long Run 55
2-6 A Tour of the Book 56
The Core 56 • Extensions 57 • Back
to Policy 58 • Epilogue 58
Appendix: The Construction of Real GDP
and Chain-Type Indexes 62
The Short Run 65
Chapter 3 The Goods Market 67
3-1 The Composition of GDP 68
3-2 The Demand for Goods 70
Consumption (C) 70 • Investment
(/) 72 • Government Spending (G) 72
3-3 The Determination of Equilibrium
Output 73
Using Algebra 74 • Using a
Graph 75 • Using Words 77 •
How Long Does It Take for Output
to Adjust? 78
3-4 Investment Equals Saving: An
Alternative Way of Thinking about
Goods-Market Equilibrium 80
3- 5 Is the Government Omnipotent?
A Warning 82
Chapter 4 Financial Markets I 87
4- 1 The Demand for Money 8 8
Deriving the Demand for Money 89
4-2 Determining the Interest Rate: I 91
Money Demand, Money Supply, and
the Equilibrium Interest Rate 91
• Monetary Policy and Open Market
Operations 94 • Choosing Money or
Choosing the Interest Rate? 96
4-3 Determining the Interest Rate: II 96
What Banks Do 96 • The Demand
and Supply for Central Bank
Money 98 • The Federal Funds Market
and the Federal Funds Rate 99
4- 4 The Liquidity Trap 100
Appendix: The Determination of the
Interest Rate When People Hold Both
Currency and Checkable Deposits 105
Chapter 5 Goods and Financial Markets;
The/S-L/W Model 109
5- 1 The Goods Market and the
IS Relation 110
6
Investment, Sales, and the Interest
Rate 110 • Determining Output 111
• Deriving the IS Curve 113 • Shifts of
the IS Curve 113
5-2 Financial Markets and the LM
Relation 114
Real Money, Real Income, and the
Interest Rate 114 • Deriving the /L/W
Curve 115
5- 3 Putting the IS and the LM Relations
Together 116
Fiscal Policy 116 • Monetary Policy 118
5-4 Using a Policy Mix 119
5- 5 How Does the IS-LM Model Fit the
Facts? 124
Chapter 6 Financial Markets II: The
Extended IS-LM Mode! 131
6- 1 Nominal versus Real Interest
Rates 132
Nominal and Real Interest Rates in the
United States since 1978 134 • Nominal
and Real Interest Rates: The Zero Lower
Bound and Deflation 135
6-2 Risk and Risk Premia 136
6-3 The Role of Financial
Intermediaries 137
The Choice of Leverage 138 • Leverage
and Lending 139
6-4 Extending the IS-LM 141
Financial Shocks and Policies 142
6- 5 From a Housing Problem to a
Financial Crisis 143
Housing Prices and Subprime
Mortgages 143 • The Role of
Financial Intermediaries 145
• Macroeconomic Implications 147 •
Policy Responses 147
The Medium Run 155
Chapter 7 The Labor Market 157
7- 1 A Tour of the Labor Market 158
The Large Flows of Workers 158
7-2 Movements in Unemployment 161
7-3 Wage Determination 163
Bargaining 164 • Efficiency Wages 164
• Wages, Prices, and Unemployment 166
• The Expected Price Level 166 •
The Unemployment Rate 166 •
The Other Factors 167
7-4 Price Determination 167
7-5 The Natural Rate of
Unemployment 168
The Wage-Setting Relation 168 • The
Price-Setting Relation 169 • Equilibrium
Real Wages and Unemployment 170
7- 6 Where We Go from Here 171
Appendix: Wage- and Price-Setting
Relations versus Labor Supply and Labor
Demand 175
Chapter 8 The Phillips Curve, the Natural
Rate of Unemployment, and
Inflation 177
8- 1 Inflation, Expected Inflation,
and Unemployment 178
8-2 The Phillips Curve and Its
Mutations 180
The Early Incarnation 180 • The
Apparent Trade-Off and Its
Disappearance 180
8-3 The Phillips Curve and the Natural
Rate of Unemployment 183
8- 4 A Summary and Many
Warnings 185
Variations in the Natural Rate across
Countries 186 • Variations in the
Natural Rate over Time 186 • High
Inflation and the Phillips Curve
Relation 188 • Deflation and the
Phillips Curve Relation 190
Appendix: Derivation of the Relation to
a Relation between Inflation, Expected
Inflation, and Unemployment 195
Chapter 9 From the Short to the Medium
Run: The IS-LM-PC Model 197
9- 1 The IS-LM-PC model 178
9-2 Dynamics and the Medium Run
Equilibrium 201
The Role of Expectations
Revisited 203 • The Zero Lower Bound
and Debt Spirals 203
9-3 Fiscal Consolidation Revisited 206
9-4 The Effects of an Increase in the
Price of Oil 207
Effects on the Natural Rate of
Unemployment 209
9-5 Conclusions 212
The Short Run versus the Medium
Run 212 • Shocks and Propagation
Mechanisms 212
Contents
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The Long Run 217
Chapter 10 The Facts of Growth 219
10-1 Measuring the Standard of Living 220
10-2 Growth in Rich Countries since
1950 223
The Large Increase in the Standard
of Living since 1950 225 • The
Convergence of Output per Person 226
10-3 A Broader Look across Time and
Space 227
Looking across Two Millennia 227
• Looking across Countries 227
10- 4 Thinking about Growth: A Primer 229
The Aggregate Production Function
229 • Returns to Scale and Returns to
Factors 230 • Output per Worker and
Capital per Worker 231 • The Sources
of Growth 231
Chapter 11 Saving, Capital Accumulation,
and Output 237
11- 1 Interactions between Output and
Capital 238
The Effects of Capital on Output 238
• The Effects of Output on Capital
Accumulation 239 • Output and
Investment 239 • Investment
and Capital Accumulation 240
11-2 The Implications of Alternative
Saving Rates 241
Dynamics of Capital and Output 241 •
The Saving Rate and Output 243 •
The Saving Rate and Consumption 247
11-3 Getting a Sense of Magnitudes 248
The Effects of the Saving Rate on
Steady-State Output 250 • The
Dynamic Effects of an Increase in the
Saving Rate 251 • The U.S. Saving
Rate and the Golden Rule 253
11- 4 Physical versus Human Capital 254
Extending the Production Function 254
• Human Capital, Physical Capital,
and Output 255 • Endogenous
Growth 256
Appendix: The Cobb-Douglas Production
Function and the Steady State 259
Chapter 12 Technological Progress and-
Growth 261
12- 1 Technological Progress and the Rate
of Growth 262
Technological Progress and
the Production Function 262
• Interactions between Output and
Capital 264 • Dynamics of Capital and
Output 266 • The Effects of the Saving
Rate 267
12-2 The Determinants of Technological
Progress 268
The Fertility of the Research
Process 269 • The Appropriability
of Research Results 270
• Management, Innovation,
and Imitation 272
12-3 Institutions, Technological Progress,
and Growth 273
12- 4 The Facts of Growth Revisited 276
Capital Accumulation versus
Technological Progress in Rich
Countries since 1985 276 • Capital
Accumulation versus Technological
Progress in China 277
Appendix: Constructing a Measure of
Technological Progress 281
Chapter 13 Technological Progress: The
Short, the Medium, and the Long
Run 283
13- 1 Productivity, Output, and
Unemployment in the
Short Run 284
The Empirical Evidence 286
13-2 Productivity and the Natural Rate
of Unemployment 287
Price Setting and Wage Setting
Revisited 287 • The Natural Rate of
Unemployment 288 • The Empirical
Evidence 289
13-3 Technological Progress, Churning,
and Inequality 291
The Increase in Wage Inequality 292
• The Causes of Increased Wage
Inequality 294 • Inequality and the
Top 1% 297
EXTENSIONS
Expectations 303
Chapter 14 Financial Markets and
Expectations 305
14-1 Expected Present Discounted
Values 306
Computing Expected Present Discounted
Values 306 • A General Formula 307
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Contents
• Using Present Values: Examples 308
• Constant Interest Rates 308 •
Constant Interest Rates and
Payments 308 • Constant Interest
Rates and Payments Forever 309
• Zero Interest Rates 309 • Nominal
versus Real Interest Rates and Present
Values 309
14-2 Bond Prices and Bond Yields 310
Bond Prices as Present Values 312
• Arbitrage and Bond Prices 313
• From Bond Prices to Bond Yields 314
• Reintroducing Risk 315
• Interpreting the Yield Curve 316
14-3 The Stock Market and Movements in
Stock Prices 318
Stock Prices as Present Values 318
• The Stock Market and Economic
Activity 321 • A Monetary Expansion
and the Stock Market 321 • An
Increase in Consumer Spending and
the Stock Market 322
14- 4 Risk, Bubbles, Fads, and Asset
Prices 324
Stock Prices and Risk 324 • Asset
Prices, Fundamentals, and
Bubbles 324
Appendix: Deriving the Expected Present
Discounted Value Using Real or Nominal
Interest Rates 330
Chapter 15 Expectations, Consumption,
and Investment 331
15- 1 Consumption 332
The Very Foresighted Consumer 332
• An Example 333 • Toward
a More Realistic Description 334
• Putting Things Together: Current
Income, Expectations, and
Consumption 337
15-2 Investment 338
Investment and Expectations of
Profit 338 • Depreciation 339
• The Present Value of Expected
Profits 339 • The Investment
Decision 340 • A Convenient
Special Case 340 • Current versus
Expected Profit 342 • Profit and
Sales 344
15-3 The Volatility of Consumption and
Investment 346
Appendix: Derivation of the Expected
Present Value of Profits under Static
Expectations 350
Chapter 16 Expectations, Output,
and Policy 351
16-1 Expectations and Decisions: Taking
Stock 352
Expectations, Consumption, and
Investment Decisions 352
• Expectations and the IS
Relation 352
16-2 Monetary Policy, Expectations, and
Output 355
Monetary Policy Revisited 355
16- 3 Deficit Reduction, Expectations, and
Output 358
The Role of Expectations about the
Future 359 • Back to the Current
Period 359
The Open Economy 367
Chapter 17 Openness in Goods and Financial
Markets 369
17- 1 Openness in Goods Markets 370
Exports and Imports 370 • The Choice
between Domestic Goods and Foreign
Goods 372 • Nominal Exchange
Rates 372 • From Nominal to Real
Exchange Rates 374 • From Bilateral to
Multilateral Exchange Rates 377
17-2 Openness in Financial Markets 378
The Balance of Payments 379 • The
Choice between Domestic and Foreign
Assets 381 • Interest Rates and
Exchange Rates 383
17- 3 Conclusions and a Look Ahead 385
Chapter 18 The Goods Market in an Open
Economy 389
18- 1 The IS Relation in the Open
Economy 390
The Demand for Domestic Goods 390
• The Determinants of C, /, and G 390
• The Determinants of Imports 391
• The Determinants of Exports 391
• Putting the Components
Together 391
18-2 Equilibrium Output and the Trade
Balance 393
18-3 Increases in Demand—Domestic or
Foreign 394
Increases in Domestic Demand 394
• Increases in Foreign Demand 396
• Fiscal Policy Revisited 397
Contents
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18-4 Depreciation, the Trade Balance, and
Output 399
Depreciation and the Trade Balance:
The Marshall-Lemer Condition 400
• The Effects of a Real Depreciation 400
• Combining Exchange Rate and Fiscal
Policies 401
18-5 Looking at Dynamics: The J-Curve 404
18-6 Saving, Investment, and the Current
Account Balance 406
Appendix: Derivation of the Marshall-
Lerner Condition 410
Chapter 19 Output, the Interest Rate, and the
Exchange Rate 411
19*1 Equilibrium in the Goods
Market 412
19-2 Equilibrium in Financial
Mar ets 413 • .:r ;v f-HV
v* wf., Domestic Bonds versus Foreign , ,-
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c 19-3 Putting Goods and Financial Markets
Together 417
° rr-PtoT brs T e Effects of Policy in an Open
epnG. bx j i^ntjconomy 419
!seR ol :Bf wcM The Effects of Monetary Policy in an
of totsiiB rnoti * I Open Economy 419 • The Effects of
t iWiFi v r Fiscal Policy in an Open Economy 419
l il /19-5 Fixed Exchange Ratés 423
OfIT * €■;?. ■ *! .■«. Pegs, Crawling Pegs, Bands, the
npieicR y. EMS, and the Euro 423 • Monetary
bns Policy when the Exchange Rate Is
Fixed 424 • Fiscal Policy when the
?M -S.,. Exchange Rate Is Ffe«jl 424
Appendix: Fixed Exchange Rates, Interest
near totes,and Capital ,a}qi,riv.
Chapter 20 Exchange Rate ReQftfles 431
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20- 4 Choosing between Exchange Rate
Regimes 442
Common Currency Areas 443
• Hard Pegs, Currency Boards, and
Dollarization 445
Appendix 1: Deriving the IS Relation under
Fixed Exchange Rates 451
Appendix 2: The Real Exchange Rate and
Domestic and Foreign Real Interest
Rates 451
Back to Policy 453
Chapter 21 Should Policy Makers Be
Restrained? 455
21- 1 Uncertainty and Policy 456
How Much Do Macroeconomists
Actually Know? 456 • Should
Uncertainty Lead Policy Makers to
Do Less? 458 • Uncertainty and
Restraints on Policy Makers 458
21-2 Expectations and Policy 459
Hostage Takings and Negotiations 460
• Inflation and Unemployment
Revisited 460 • Establishing
Credibility 461 • Time Consistency
and Restraints on Policy Makers 463
21- 3 Politics and Policy 463
Games between Policy Makers and
Voters 463 • Games between Policy
Makers 465 • Politics and Fiscal
Restraints 468
Chapter 22 Fiscal Policy: A Summing Up 473
22- 1 What We Have Learned 4 74
The Government Budget Constraint:
! ¿; acilqir).?--, Deficit®, Debt, Spending, and
Taxes 475
■ ; The Arithmetic of Deficits and
Debt 475 • Current versus Future
Taxes 477 • The Evolution of the
Debt-to-GDP Ratio 479
i22-3 Ricardian Equivalence, Cyclical
. Adjusted Deficits, and War
Finance 482
Ricardian Equivalence 482 • Deficits,
Output Stabilization, and the Cyclically
Adjusted Deficit 483 • Wars and
Deficits 484
22-4 The Dangers of High Debt 486
High Debt, Default Risk, and Vicious
Cycles 486 • Debt Default 488
• Money Finance 488
Contend
i
Monetary Policy: A Summing®
Up 497
23-1 What We Have Learned 498
23-2 From Money
Targeting 499
Money Targeting 499 • Inflation
Targeting 501 • The Interest Rate
2 4-4 Developments in Macroeconomics
up to the 2009 Crisis 524
Rule 502
23-3 The Optimal Inflation Rate 503
The Costs of Inflation 503 • The
Benefits of Inflation 506 • The
Optimal Inflation Rate: The State of the
Debate 507
2 3-4 Unconventional Monetary
Policy 508
23- 5 Monetary Policy and Financial
Stability 510
Liquidity Provision and Lender of
Last Resort 510 • Macroprudential
Tools 510
Chapter 24 Epilogue: The Story of
Macroeconomics 517
24- 1 Keynes and the Great
Depression 518
New Classical Economics and Real
Business Cycle Theory 525 • New
Keynesian Economics 525 • (slew ■ ••••
Growth Theory 526 « Toward an
Integration 527 •; . ;:.vr
24-5 First Lessons for Macroeconomics
after the Crisis 528 J
Appendix 1 An Introduction to National
Income and Product
Accounts A-1
: ,•- 1 • t
Appendix 2 A Math Refresher A-7
Appendix 3 An Introduction to ¡m
Econometrics A-12
Glossary G-l
Index 1-1
Credits C-l
24-2 The Neoclassical Synthesis 518
Progress on All Fronts 519 •
Keynesians versus Monetarists 520
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