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  • UConn ECON 6411 Fall 2008
    Introductory Material (Handa, Chapter 1) Monetary Theory and Policy Graduate Seminar ECON 6411 Fall 2008 1 What is money? Refers to assets that have come to take on certain roles (or serve certain functions) in an economy. The specific assets chan
  • UConn ECON 6411 Fall 2008
    Final Exam Monetary Theory & Policy S. Cunningham ECON 446 Fall 2006 1. Putting money into the utility function and production functions is difficult to reconcile with the Walrasian general equilibrium model. Putting money into the utility and produ
  • UConn ECON 6411 Fall 2008
    Money Demand (Handa, Chapter 2) Monetary Theory and Policy Graduate Seminar ECON 6411 Fall 2008 1 First Lessons Hicks (1967), Critical Essays in Monetary Theory, Oxford University Press. Uses the model of a medieval market fair Claims to have con
  • UConn ECON 6411 Fall 2008
    Philosophy of Money Georg Simmel (1907) Monetary Theory and Policy Graduate Seminar ECON 6411 Fall 2008 1 Basis A philosophy of money or a sociology of money. Austrian, draws heavily on Carl Menger (1871). Rejects Karl Marxs labor theory of value
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    Philosophy of Money Georg Simmel (1907) Monetary Theory and Policy Graduate Seminar ECON 6411 Fall 2008 1 Basis A philosophy of money or a sociology of money. Austrian, draws heavily on Carl Menger (1871). Rejects Karl Marxs labor theory of value
  • UConn ECON
    Introductory Material (Handa, Chapter 1) Monetary Theory and Policy Graduate Seminar ECON 6411 Fall 2008 1 What is money? Refers to assets that have come to take on certain roles (or serve certain functions) in an economy. The specific assets chan
  • UConn ECON
    Final Exam Monetary Theory & Policy S. Cunningham ECON 446 Fall 2006 1. Putting money into the utility function and production functions is difficult to reconcile with the Walrasian general equilibrium model. Putting money into the utility and produ
  • UConn ECON
    Money Demand (Handa, Chapter 2) Monetary Theory and Policy Graduate Seminar ECON 6411 Fall 2008 1 First Lessons Hicks (1967), Critical Essays in Monetary Theory, Oxford University Press. Uses the model of a medieval market fair Claims to have con
  • UConn ECON
    Summary Outline of Topics/Concepts Consumer Choice o Positive vs. Normative Analysis o Basic Concepts (bundles, tradeoffs) o Preferences o Representing preferences with Indifference Curves Constructing Indifference Curves Marginal Rate of Substitut
 
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