Explores the effects of government spending on the economy, exchange rates, and output, alongside discussions on fiscal and monetary policies and a case study on the U.S. economic slowdown of 2001.
Covers financial decision making through cost-benefit analysis in public projects, focusing on investment viability and the implications of interest rates.
Explores the effects of a permanent increase in money supply on short- and long-run equilibrium and discusses empirical evidence on the Fisher relationship.
Explores the leverage effect in financing, showcasing how borrowing money can magnify returns and the importance of considering different interest rates in leverage analysis.
