Macroeconomic Model Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of a macroeconomic model, focusing on the behavior of representative agents such as workers, large firms, and SMEs. It delves into the impact of productivity shocks, government policies, and budget rules on key economic variables. Students will explore the implications of various scenarios on GDP, consumption, investment, stock prices, and government debt-to-GDP ratio.

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