The course focuses on the macroeconomy as a general equilibrium system and discusses how goods, money and factor markets interact to determine national income and its components. The topics to be covered are: macroeconomic data, the neo-classical model of economic growth, equilibrium unemployment, monetary system, money neutrality and inflation.
Basically deals with politics. It includes learning in public administration and law.
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