The main aim of the course is to provide the basic elements of political economy in the fields both of microeconomics (theories of consumption, of production, of prices and market forms) and macroeconomics (determination of national income, markets of goods, money and labor, introduction to the open economy and to international economic relations).
At the end of the course, students
- will have become familiar with the fundamental categories of economic analysis, also through the basic knowledge of approaches and differences within economic modeling;
- will be able to focus both in a micro and macro economic key the relevance of behaviors and choices of economic agents and the interdependence between markets in determining national income.
At the end of the course, students
- will have become familiar with the fundamental categories of economic analysis, also through the basic knowledge of approaches and differences within economic modeling;
- will be able to focus both in a micro and macro economic key the relevance of behaviors and choices of economic agents and the interdependence between markets in determining national income.
Curriculum
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teacher profile teaching materials
0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Programme
Part I - Introduction and National accounts0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
Core Documentation
O. Blanchard, A. Amighini, F. Giavazzi, Macroeconomia, Il Mulino, last edition, cap. 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,10,11,17,18,19,20R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Type of delivery of the course
66 hours in 33 2-hours classes (6 hours per week) 20 hours in 10 2-hours practice classes (2 hours per week)Attendance
Frequency is recommended but not mandatoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation through written examination (exercises and compositions) and oral discussion teacher profile teaching materials
0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 A - C CAUSI MARCO
Programme
Part I - Introduction and National accounts0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
Core Documentation
O. Blanchard, A. Amighini, F. Giavazzi, Macroeconomia, Il Mulino, last edition, cap. 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,10,11,17,18,19,20R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Type of delivery of the course
66 hours in 33 2-hours classes (6 hours per week) 20 hours in 10 2-hours practice classes (2 hours per week)Attendance
Frequency is recommended but not mandatoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation through written examination (exercises and compositions) and oral discussion teacher profile teaching materials
1. Origin and development of political economy: the classical school, the marginalist school and the Keynesian revolution
Macroeconomics
1. National accounts
2. Economic and labor market indicators
3. The income-expenditure model
4. The IS-LM model
5. The WS-PS model and the Phillips curve
6. The IS-LM-PC model
7. Distribution, employment and growth: the post-Keynesian school
Microeconomics
2. Theory of consumption
to. The rational choice
b. Individual and market demand
3. Theory of production
to. Production
b. Costs
4. Market forms
to. The perfect competition
b. Monopoly and oligopoly
5. Supply of production factors
6. General Equilibrium
7. Alternative theories: outline
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, ultima edizione https://www.mheducation.it/microeconomia-8-ed-con-connect-9788838697067-italy
Handouts and papers by the teacher
Programme
Introductory lesson1. Origin and development of political economy: the classical school, the marginalist school and the Keynesian revolution
Macroeconomics
1. National accounts
2. Economic and labor market indicators
3. The income-expenditure model
4. The IS-LM model
5. The WS-PS model and the Phillips curve
6. The IS-LM-PC model
7. Distribution, employment and growth: the post-Keynesian school
Microeconomics
2. Theory of consumption
to. The rational choice
b. Individual and market demand
3. Theory of production
to. Production
b. Costs
4. Market forms
to. The perfect competition
b. Monopoly and oligopoly
5. Supply of production factors
6. General Equilibrium
7. Alternative theories: outline
Core Documentation
Blanchard, O., Amighini, A., & Giavazzi, F. (2021). Scoprire la macroeconomia. I. Quello che non si può non sapere. Il mulino. https://www.pandoracampus.it/store/details/10.978.8815/366351R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, ultima edizione https://www.mheducation.it/microeconomia-8-ed-con-connect-9788838697067-italy
Handouts and papers by the teacher
Type of delivery of the course
The course will be delivered in person. In addition to three 2-hour lectures per week, there will be 20 hours of exercises aimed at illustrating the application of the concepts covered in classAttendance
Participation is voluntary, although attendance is advisedType of evaluation
The exam will consist of a written test composed of: 10 multiple choice questions; 2 exercises; one open-ended question. The oral exam is voluntary for those who have obtained a sufficient grade (at least 18/30). It is mandatory for those who have achieved a grade of at least 16/30 and intend to formalize the grade. teacher profile teaching materials
Part 1: Basic concepts (chapters 1, 2, 3)
- The Central Concepts of Economic
- Basic Elements of Supply and Demand
Parte 2: Supply, demand and competitive markets (chapters 4, 5, 6, 7)
- Demand and consumer behavior
- Production and technology
- Analysis of costs
- Competitive equilibrium
Part 3: Imperfect competition (chapters 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
- Imperfect competition and monopoly
- Oligopoly and game theory
- Factor markets
Macroeconomics
Introduction
- What is Macroeconomics
- Some elements of the System of National Accounts
Part 1: The Short Run
- The Goods Market
- Financial Markets
- The IS-LM Model
Part 2: The Medium Run
- The Labor Market
- The Phillips Curve, the Natural Rate of Unemployment, and Inflation
- The IS-LM-PC Model
Part 3: Extensions
- The open economy and the Exchange Rate Regimes
- Olivier Blanchard "Macroeconomics". ed. Pearson
Programme
Microeconomics:Part 1: Basic concepts (chapters 1, 2, 3)
- The Central Concepts of Economic
- Basic Elements of Supply and Demand
Parte 2: Supply, demand and competitive markets (chapters 4, 5, 6, 7)
- Demand and consumer behavior
- Production and technology
- Analysis of costs
- Competitive equilibrium
Part 3: Imperfect competition (chapters 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
- Imperfect competition and monopoly
- Oligopoly and game theory
- Factor markets
Macroeconomics
Introduction
- What is Macroeconomics
- Some elements of the System of National Accounts
Part 1: The Short Run
- The Goods Market
- Financial Markets
- The IS-LM Model
Part 2: The Medium Run
- The Labor Market
- The Phillips Curve, the Natural Rate of Unemployment, and Inflation
- The IS-LM-PC Model
Part 3: Extensions
- The open economy and the Exchange Rate Regimes
Core Documentation
- Paul Samuelson and William Nordhaus "Economics" ed. Mc Graw Hill- Olivier Blanchard "Macroeconomics". ed. Pearson
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
Lectures and exercises The educational activities include lectures, lasting 2 hours three times a week, and exercises with the aim of illustrating the application of the issues covered in the lectures. The days assigned to the exercises will be communicated in advance by the teacher.Attendance
Attendance is not mandatoryType of evaluation
Mandatory written exam (max 2-hour.) It consists of multiple choice questions, open questions and exercises. If, due to the limitations posed by Covid 19, it is not possible to carry out the written exam, then it will consist of a Mandatory on-line oral discussion, composed of multiple choice questions and open questions.Canali
teacher profile teaching materials
0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 A - C CAUSI MARCO
Programme
Part I - Introduction and National accounts0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
Core Documentation
O. Blanchard, A. Amighini, F. Giavazzi, Macroeconomia, Il Mulino, last edition, cap. 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,10,11,17,18,19,20R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
66 hours in 33 2-hours classes (6 hours per week) 20 hours in 10 2-hours practice classes (2 hours per week)Attendance
Frequency is recommended but not mandatoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation through written examination (exercises and compositions) and oral discussion teacher profile teaching materials
0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 A - C CAUSI MARCO
Programme
Part I - Introduction and National accounts0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
Core Documentation
O. Blanchard, A. Amighini, F. Giavazzi, Macroeconomia, Il Mulino, last edition, cap. 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,10,11,17,18,19,20R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
66 hours in 33 2-hours classes (6 hours per week) 20 hours in 10 2-hours practice classes (2 hours per week)Attendance
Frequency is recommended but not mandatoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation through written examination (exercises and compositions) and oral discussion teacher profile teaching materials
1. Origin and development of political economy: the classical school, the marginalist school and the Keynesian revolution
Macroeconomics
1. National accounts
2. Economic and labor market indicators
3. The income-expenditure model
4. The IS-LM model
5. The WS-PS model and the Phillips curve
6. The IS-LM-PC model
7. Distribution, employment and growth: the post-Keynesian school
Microeconomics
2. Theory of consumption
to. The rational choice
b. Individual and market demand
3. Theory of production
to. Production
b. Costs
4. Market forms
to. The perfect competition
b. Monopoly and oligopoly
5. Supply of production factors
6. General Equilibrium
7. Alternative theories: outline
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, ultima edizione https://www.mheducation.it/microeconomia-8-ed-con-connect-9788838697067-italy
Handouts and papers by the teacher
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 L - P ROMANIELLO DAVIDE
Programme
Introductory lesson1. Origin and development of political economy: the classical school, the marginalist school and the Keynesian revolution
Macroeconomics
1. National accounts
2. Economic and labor market indicators
3. The income-expenditure model
4. The IS-LM model
5. The WS-PS model and the Phillips curve
6. The IS-LM-PC model
7. Distribution, employment and growth: the post-Keynesian school
Microeconomics
2. Theory of consumption
to. The rational choice
b. Individual and market demand
3. Theory of production
to. Production
b. Costs
4. Market forms
to. The perfect competition
b. Monopoly and oligopoly
5. Supply of production factors
6. General Equilibrium
7. Alternative theories: outline
Core Documentation
Blanchard, O., Amighini, A., & Giavazzi, F. (2021). Scoprire la macroeconomia. I. Quello che non si può non sapere. Il mulino. https://www.pandoracampus.it/store/details/10.978.8815/366351R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, ultima edizione https://www.mheducation.it/microeconomia-8-ed-con-connect-9788838697067-italy
Handouts and papers by the teacher
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
The course will be delivered in person. In addition to three 2-hour lectures per week, there will be 20 hours of exercises aimed at illustrating the application of the concepts covered in classAttendance
Participation is voluntary, although attendance is advisedType of evaluation
The exam will consist of a written test composed of: 10 multiple choice questions; 2 exercises; one open-ended question. The oral exam is voluntary for those who have obtained a sufficient grade (at least 18/30). It is mandatory for those who have achieved a grade of at least 16/30 and intend to formalize the grade. teacher profile teaching materials
Part 1: Basic concepts (chapters 1, 2, 3)
- The Central Concepts of Economic
- Basic Elements of Supply and Demand
Parte 2: Supply, demand and competitive markets (chapters 4, 5, 6, 7)
- Demand and consumer behavior
- Production and technology
- Analysis of costs
- Competitive equilibrium
Part 3: Imperfect competition (chapters 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
- Imperfect competition and monopoly
- Oligopoly and game theory
- Factor markets
Macroeconomics
Introduction
- What is Macroeconomics
- Some elements of the System of National Accounts
Part 1: The Short Run
- The Goods Market
- Financial Markets
- The IS-LM Model
Part 2: The Medium Run
- The Labor Market
- The Phillips Curve, the Natural Rate of Unemployment, and Inflation
- The IS-LM-PC Model
Part 3: Extensions
- The open economy and the Exchange Rate Regimes
- Olivier Blanchard "Macroeconomics". ed. Pearson
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 Q - Z GIULI FRANCESCO
Programme
Microeconomics:Part 1: Basic concepts (chapters 1, 2, 3)
- The Central Concepts of Economic
- Basic Elements of Supply and Demand
Parte 2: Supply, demand and competitive markets (chapters 4, 5, 6, 7)
- Demand and consumer behavior
- Production and technology
- Analysis of costs
- Competitive equilibrium
Part 3: Imperfect competition (chapters 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
- Imperfect competition and monopoly
- Oligopoly and game theory
- Factor markets
Macroeconomics
Introduction
- What is Macroeconomics
- Some elements of the System of National Accounts
Part 1: The Short Run
- The Goods Market
- Financial Markets
- The IS-LM Model
Part 2: The Medium Run
- The Labor Market
- The Phillips Curve, the Natural Rate of Unemployment, and Inflation
- The IS-LM-PC Model
Part 3: Extensions
- The open economy and the Exchange Rate Regimes
Core Documentation
- Paul Samuelson and William Nordhaus "Economics" ed. Mc Graw Hill- Olivier Blanchard "Macroeconomics". ed. Pearson
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
Lectures and exercises The educational activities include lectures, lasting 2 hours three times a week, and exercises with the aim of illustrating the application of the issues covered in the lectures. The days assigned to the exercises will be communicated in advance by the teacher.Attendance
Attendance is not mandatoryType of evaluation
Mandatory written exam (max 2-hour.) It consists of multiple choice questions, open questions and exercises. If, due to the limitations posed by Covid 19, it is not possible to carry out the written exam, then it will consist of a Mandatory on-line oral discussion, composed of multiple choice questions and open questions.Canali
teacher profile teaching materials
0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 A - C CAUSI MARCO
Programme
Part I - Introduction and National accounts0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
Core Documentation
O. Blanchard, A. Amighini, F. Giavazzi, Macroeconomia, Il Mulino, last edition, cap. 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,10,11,17,18,19,20R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
66 hours in 33 2-hours classes (6 hours per week) 20 hours in 10 2-hours practice classes (2 hours per week)Attendance
Frequency is recommended but not mandatoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation through written examination (exercises and compositions) and oral discussion teacher profile teaching materials
0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 A - C CAUSI MARCO
Programme
Part I - Introduction and National accounts0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
Core Documentation
O. Blanchard, A. Amighini, F. Giavazzi, Macroeconomia, Il Mulino, last edition, cap. 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,10,11,17,18,19,20R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
66 hours in 33 2-hours classes (6 hours per week) 20 hours in 10 2-hours practice classes (2 hours per week)Attendance
Frequency is recommended but not mandatoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation through written examination (exercises and compositions) and oral discussion teacher profile teaching materials
1. Origin and development of political economy: the classical school, the marginalist school and the Keynesian revolution
Macroeconomics
1. National accounts
2. Economic and labor market indicators
3. The income-expenditure model
4. The IS-LM model
5. The WS-PS model and the Phillips curve
6. The IS-LM-PC model
7. Distribution, employment and growth: the post-Keynesian school
Microeconomics
2. Theory of consumption
to. The rational choice
b. Individual and market demand
3. Theory of production
to. Production
b. Costs
4. Market forms
to. The perfect competition
b. Monopoly and oligopoly
5. Supply of production factors
6. General Equilibrium
7. Alternative theories: outline
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, ultima edizione https://www.mheducation.it/microeconomia-8-ed-con-connect-9788838697067-italy
Handouts and papers by the teacher
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 L - P ROMANIELLO DAVIDE
Programme
Introductory lesson1. Origin and development of political economy: the classical school, the marginalist school and the Keynesian revolution
Macroeconomics
1. National accounts
2. Economic and labor market indicators
3. The income-expenditure model
4. The IS-LM model
5. The WS-PS model and the Phillips curve
6. The IS-LM-PC model
7. Distribution, employment and growth: the post-Keynesian school
Microeconomics
2. Theory of consumption
to. The rational choice
b. Individual and market demand
3. Theory of production
to. Production
b. Costs
4. Market forms
to. The perfect competition
b. Monopoly and oligopoly
5. Supply of production factors
6. General Equilibrium
7. Alternative theories: outline
Core Documentation
Blanchard, O., Amighini, A., & Giavazzi, F. (2021). Scoprire la macroeconomia. I. Quello che non si può non sapere. Il mulino. https://www.pandoracampus.it/store/details/10.978.8815/366351R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, ultima edizione https://www.mheducation.it/microeconomia-8-ed-con-connect-9788838697067-italy
Handouts and papers by the teacher
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
The course will be delivered in person. In addition to three 2-hour lectures per week, there will be 20 hours of exercises aimed at illustrating the application of the concepts covered in classAttendance
Participation is voluntary, although attendance is advisedType of evaluation
The exam will consist of a written test composed of: 10 multiple choice questions; 2 exercises; one open-ended question. The oral exam is voluntary for those who have obtained a sufficient grade (at least 18/30). It is mandatory for those who have achieved a grade of at least 16/30 and intend to formalize the grade. teacher profile teaching materials
Part 1: Basic concepts (chapters 1, 2, 3)
- The Central Concepts of Economic
- Basic Elements of Supply and Demand
Parte 2: Supply, demand and competitive markets (chapters 4, 5, 6, 7)
- Demand and consumer behavior
- Production and technology
- Analysis of costs
- Competitive equilibrium
Part 3: Imperfect competition (chapters 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
- Imperfect competition and monopoly
- Oligopoly and game theory
- Factor markets
Macroeconomics
Introduction
- What is Macroeconomics
- Some elements of the System of National Accounts
Part 1: The Short Run
- The Goods Market
- Financial Markets
- The IS-LM Model
Part 2: The Medium Run
- The Labor Market
- The Phillips Curve, the Natural Rate of Unemployment, and Inflation
- The IS-LM-PC Model
Part 3: Extensions
- The open economy and the Exchange Rate Regimes
- Olivier Blanchard "Macroeconomics". ed. Pearson
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 Q - Z GIULI FRANCESCO
Programme
Microeconomics:Part 1: Basic concepts (chapters 1, 2, 3)
- The Central Concepts of Economic
- Basic Elements of Supply and Demand
Parte 2: Supply, demand and competitive markets (chapters 4, 5, 6, 7)
- Demand and consumer behavior
- Production and technology
- Analysis of costs
- Competitive equilibrium
Part 3: Imperfect competition (chapters 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
- Imperfect competition and monopoly
- Oligopoly and game theory
- Factor markets
Macroeconomics
Introduction
- What is Macroeconomics
- Some elements of the System of National Accounts
Part 1: The Short Run
- The Goods Market
- Financial Markets
- The IS-LM Model
Part 2: The Medium Run
- The Labor Market
- The Phillips Curve, the Natural Rate of Unemployment, and Inflation
- The IS-LM-PC Model
Part 3: Extensions
- The open economy and the Exchange Rate Regimes
Core Documentation
- Paul Samuelson and William Nordhaus "Economics" ed. Mc Graw Hill- Olivier Blanchard "Macroeconomics". ed. Pearson
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
Lectures and exercises The educational activities include lectures, lasting 2 hours three times a week, and exercises with the aim of illustrating the application of the issues covered in the lectures. The days assigned to the exercises will be communicated in advance by the teacher.Attendance
Attendance is not mandatoryType of evaluation
Mandatory written exam (max 2-hour.) It consists of multiple choice questions, open questions and exercises. If, due to the limitations posed by Covid 19, it is not possible to carry out the written exam, then it will consist of a Mandatory on-line oral discussion, composed of multiple choice questions and open questions.Canali
teacher profile teaching materials
0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 A - C CAUSI MARCO
Programme
Part I - Introduction and National accounts0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
Core Documentation
O. Blanchard, A. Amighini, F. Giavazzi, Macroeconomia, Il Mulino, last edition, cap. 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,10,11,17,18,19,20R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
66 hours in 33 2-hours classes (6 hours per week) 20 hours in 10 2-hours practice classes (2 hours per week)Attendance
Frequency is recommended but not mandatoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation through written examination (exercises and compositions) and oral discussion teacher profile teaching materials
0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 A - C CAUSI MARCO
Programme
Part I - Introduction and National accounts0. Introduction to political economy. Organization of the class
1. National accounts
2. Economic indicators
Part II - Macroeconomics (short run)
3. Income-expenditure model in a closed economy
4. Income-expenditure model in an open economy
5. Money and financial markets
6. IS-LM model in a closed economy
7. IS-LM model in an open economy
Part III - Microeconomics (consumption, production, markets)
8. Consumption
9. Production and costs
10. Perfect competition
11. Monopoly
12. Oligopoly and introduction to game theory
Part IV - Microeconomics (prices, labor market, wages)
13. Prices
14. Labor market
15. Wages
Part V – Macroeconomics (medium run)
16. AD-AS and PS-WS models
17. Inflation and unemployment
18. Exchange rates regimes
Part VI - Intermediate political economy
19. Economic growth
20. Economic general equilibrium, Keynes, classical theory
Core Documentation
O. Blanchard, A. Amighini, F. Giavazzi, Macroeconomia, Il Mulino, last edition, cap. 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,10,11,17,18,19,20R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, last edition, cap. 3,4,9,10,11,12,13.4,13.5,15.2,15.7
The basic materials for studying are contained in the slide of the lectures, available on the Moodle site of the course
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
66 hours in 33 2-hours classes (6 hours per week) 20 hours in 10 2-hours practice classes (2 hours per week)Attendance
Frequency is recommended but not mandatoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation through written examination (exercises and compositions) and oral discussion teacher profile teaching materials
1. Origin and development of political economy: the classical school, the marginalist school and the Keynesian revolution
Macroeconomics
1. National accounts
2. Economic and labor market indicators
3. The income-expenditure model
4. The IS-LM model
5. The WS-PS model and the Phillips curve
6. The IS-LM-PC model
7. Distribution, employment and growth: the post-Keynesian school
Microeconomics
2. Theory of consumption
to. The rational choice
b. Individual and market demand
3. Theory of production
to. Production
b. Costs
4. Market forms
to. The perfect competition
b. Monopoly and oligopoly
5. Supply of production factors
6. General Equilibrium
7. Alternative theories: outline
R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, ultima edizione https://www.mheducation.it/microeconomia-8-ed-con-connect-9788838697067-italy
Handouts and papers by the teacher
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 L - P ROMANIELLO DAVIDE
Programme
Introductory lesson1. Origin and development of political economy: the classical school, the marginalist school and the Keynesian revolution
Macroeconomics
1. National accounts
2. Economic and labor market indicators
3. The income-expenditure model
4. The IS-LM model
5. The WS-PS model and the Phillips curve
6. The IS-LM-PC model
7. Distribution, employment and growth: the post-Keynesian school
Microeconomics
2. Theory of consumption
to. The rational choice
b. Individual and market demand
3. Theory of production
to. Production
b. Costs
4. Market forms
to. The perfect competition
b. Monopoly and oligopoly
5. Supply of production factors
6. General Equilibrium
7. Alternative theories: outline
Core Documentation
Blanchard, O., Amighini, A., & Giavazzi, F. (2021). Scoprire la macroeconomia. I. Quello che non si può non sapere. Il mulino. https://www.pandoracampus.it/store/details/10.978.8815/366351R. H. Frank, Microeconomia, McGraw Hill Italia, ultima edizione https://www.mheducation.it/microeconomia-8-ed-con-connect-9788838697067-italy
Handouts and papers by the teacher
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
The course will be delivered in person. In addition to three 2-hour lectures per week, there will be 20 hours of exercises aimed at illustrating the application of the concepts covered in classAttendance
Participation is voluntary, although attendance is advisedType of evaluation
The exam will consist of a written test composed of: 10 multiple choice questions; 2 exercises; one open-ended question. The oral exam is voluntary for those who have obtained a sufficient grade (at least 18/30). It is mandatory for those who have achieved a grade of at least 16/30 and intend to formalize the grade. teacher profile teaching materials
Part 1: Basic concepts (chapters 1, 2, 3)
- The Central Concepts of Economic
- Basic Elements of Supply and Demand
Parte 2: Supply, demand and competitive markets (chapters 4, 5, 6, 7)
- Demand and consumer behavior
- Production and technology
- Analysis of costs
- Competitive equilibrium
Part 3: Imperfect competition (chapters 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
- Imperfect competition and monopoly
- Oligopoly and game theory
- Factor markets
Macroeconomics
Introduction
- What is Macroeconomics
- Some elements of the System of National Accounts
Part 1: The Short Run
- The Goods Market
- Financial Markets
- The IS-LM Model
Part 2: The Medium Run
- The Labor Market
- The Phillips Curve, the Natural Rate of Unemployment, and Inflation
- The IS-LM-PC Model
Part 3: Extensions
- The open economy and the Exchange Rate Regimes
- Olivier Blanchard "Macroeconomics". ed. Pearson
Mutuazione: 21210241 ECONOMIA POLITICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 Q - Z GIULI FRANCESCO
Programme
Microeconomics:Part 1: Basic concepts (chapters 1, 2, 3)
- The Central Concepts of Economic
- Basic Elements of Supply and Demand
Parte 2: Supply, demand and competitive markets (chapters 4, 5, 6, 7)
- Demand and consumer behavior
- Production and technology
- Analysis of costs
- Competitive equilibrium
Part 3: Imperfect competition (chapters 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
- Imperfect competition and monopoly
- Oligopoly and game theory
- Factor markets
Macroeconomics
Introduction
- What is Macroeconomics
- Some elements of the System of National Accounts
Part 1: The Short Run
- The Goods Market
- Financial Markets
- The IS-LM Model
Part 2: The Medium Run
- The Labor Market
- The Phillips Curve, the Natural Rate of Unemployment, and Inflation
- The IS-LM-PC Model
Part 3: Extensions
- The open economy and the Exchange Rate Regimes
Core Documentation
- Paul Samuelson and William Nordhaus "Economics" ed. Mc Graw Hill- Olivier Blanchard "Macroeconomics". ed. Pearson
Reference Bibliography
- See the references in the textbooksType of delivery of the course
Lectures and exercises The educational activities include lectures, lasting 2 hours three times a week, and exercises with the aim of illustrating the application of the issues covered in the lectures. The days assigned to the exercises will be communicated in advance by the teacher.Attendance
Attendance is not mandatoryType of evaluation
Mandatory written exam (max 2-hour.) It consists of multiple choice questions, open questions and exercises. If, due to the limitations posed by Covid 19, it is not possible to carry out the written exam, then it will consist of a Mandatory on-line oral discussion, composed of multiple choice questions and open questions.