This course page has lecture notes organised in numbered paragraphs, with some tests and answers available as Word documents. These have been generated into HTML from PowerPoint presentations, and the PowerPoint files are downloadable separately. Ten handouts and a selection of slide shows, all in PDF format, are available from this course, covering unemployment, UK monetary policy and GNP versus happiness, amongst other topics. This is a set of a dozen short documents each introducing a particular model. Keynesian models and New Classical models are covered, along with other topics.
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As well as very professional design and presentation, the site offers background material on macroeconomic theory. The AmosWorld site also includes a glossary and an online testing system, which are linked to from this material. Included are a series of critical essays on the Austrian School, and another series on the Chicago School. This is intended for the lay reader, but the author makes much use of data to illustrate his comparisons of liberal and conservative economic policies. Although only intended as notes for a series of 35 lectures in Spring 1996, these pages contain some quite full explanation, including diagrams.