ECON 133 Topics Macro Theory UCSB

The Worldwide Standard of Living Since 1800 By Richard A. Easterlin Presented by: Ali Hitomi Santiago Velasquez Neal Tang A revolution in the human condition is sweeping the world. Most people are better fed, clothed & housed. They are healthier,

ECON 133 Winter 2009 Problem Set 4 Due on Feb 17 (Tues), at the end of the Lecture Please show your calculation and explanation clearly. The score depends on both the detailed calculation or explanation and the final answer. 1. Adapted from Chapter 9

Econ 133: Topics in Macroeconomic Theory Winter 2009 Lectures T-R 11.00 -12.15 at GIRV 2128 Instructor: Oce Hours: Class Webpage: Professor Weerachart Tee Kilenthong, Email: tee@econ.ucsb.edu TUES 2.00-4.00 pm or by appointment at my oce 3038 Nor

ECON 133 WINTER 2009 Problem Set 1 Due on Jan 15 (Thurs), at the end of the Lecture Please show your calculation or explanation clearly. The score depends on both the detailed calculation or explanation and the final answer. 1. (Intertemporal Allocat

ECON 133 Winter 2009 Problem Set 1 Short Solution Please show your calculation or explanation clearly. The score depends on both the detailed calculation or explanation and the nal answer. 1. (Intertemporal Allocation and Equilibrium Interest Rate) C

ECON 133 WINTER 2009 Problem Set 2 Due on Jan 22 (Thurs), at the end of the Lecture Please show your calculation or explanation clearly. The score depends on both the detailed calculation or explanation and the nal answer. 1. Consider a two-period mo

ECON 133 Winter 2009 Problem Set 2 Short Solution Please show your calculation or explanation clearly. The score depends on both the detailed calculation or explanation and the nal answer. 1. Consider a two-period model. There are two agents, say A a

ECON 133 Winter 2009 Problem Set 3 Due on Jan 29 (Thurs), at the end of the Lecture Please show your calculation or explanation clearly. The score depends on both the detailed calculation or explanation and the nal answer. 1. Solow Growth Model: An e

ECON 133 WINTER 2009 Problem Set 3 Short Solutions Please show your calculation or explanation clearly. The score depends on both the detailed calculation or explanation and the nal answer. 1. Solow Growth Model: An economy produces its output, Yt us