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COURS DE MACROÉCONOMIE pour Magistères Banque-Finance

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  • Jean-Marie Le Page

    (UP2 - Université Panthéon-Assas)

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Ce cours est consacré à la macroéconomie sous un angle essentiellement théorique. Il s'agissait d'un enseignement dispensé au premier semestre en Magistère Banque-Finance, première année (niveau L3). Le second semestre de macroéconomie était traditionnellement consacré à l'étude de la croissance et des cycles (ce cours du second semestre a d'ailleurs été édité par les éditions Archétype 82 dans mon ouvrage intitulé "La croissance et les cycles conjoncturels", quatrième édition, 2020). Les deux premiers chapitres du cours présenté ici sont des approches néo-classiques privilégiant les ajustements par flexibilité des prix alors que les deux derniers chapitres abordent des modélisations néo-keynésiennes dans lesquelles les prix sont supposés rigides. Les modèles présentés sont tous des analyses de macroéconomie monétaire. De plus, la seconde partie du cours est axée sur le thème de la macroéconomie ouverte. Dans cette seconde partie, le modèle « IS-LM sans LM » est l'objet d'une présentation non standard qui peut intéresser les doctorants et les chercheurs.

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  • Jean-Marie Le Page, 2020. "COURS DE MACROÉCONOMIE pour Magistères Banque-Finance," Post-Print hal-04335824, HAL.
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    1. Hoover,Kevin D., 2015. "Applied Intermediate Macroeconomics," Cambridge Books, Cambridge University Press, number 9781107436824.
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