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Econ 354: Money and Banking

Current Semester: Summer 2011

Section 01:
Meets T W R from 2:00pm - 4:15pm in HH1301

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This course focuses on money and the banking system and comprises of three main parts. We will start the course with an introduction to money, interest rates and the concept of present discounted valuation. The first part of the course will go on to review the determinants of the money supply process, the operations of monetary policy and its goals, and the demand for money. Part two will introduce some monetary theory by examining the effects of (coordinated) monetary (and fiscal) policy on the economy within the context of the IS-LM framework. Finally, the last part of the course will examine interest rates further, with regards to their behavior, concepts of risk and also (time permitting) provide a brief overview of the institutional arrangements that apply to money, banks and other financial intermediaries and institutions.

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Professor Yamin S Ahmad

 

ECON 354-01 meets Tue/Wed/Thu in HH1301 at 2:00pm

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Lectures

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Course Schedule
Week Subject Lecture Notes Mishkin Reading (9th ed)
Powerpoint Version pdf Version
1

Introduction to Financial Markets and Money

Lecture1.ppt

Skim chapters 1-3

  Review of AD-AS ADAS_Review.ppt

ADAS_Review.pdf

Appendix Chapter 1
Chapter 22
 

Introduction to Money; Review of AD/AS and effects of monetary policy.

Lecture2.ppt

Lecture 2.pdf

Chapters 3

 

  In Class Workshop: A Trading Experiment
(Please download instructions on the right)
  Instructions for Trading Experiment  
2

Introduction to Interest Rates

Lecture3.ppt

Lecture 3.pdf

Chapter 4
  The Behaviour of Interest Rates Lecture4.ppt

Lecture 4.pdf

Chapter 5
  Risk and Term Structure Lecture5.ppt

Lecture 5.pdf

Chapter 6
3 The Stock Market; Expectations Lecture6.ppt

Lecture 6.pdf

Chapter 7
  Economic Analysis of Financial Structure Lecture7.ppt

Lecture 7.pdf

Chapter 8
  Financial Crisis and the Subprime Meltdown Lecture8.ppt

Lecture 8.pdf

Chapter 9
4 Central Banks and the Federal Reserve System Lecture9.ppt

Lecture 9.pdf

Chapter 13
  Money Supply and Deposit Creation Creation; Money multiplier; factors affecting money supply

Lecture10.ppt

Lecture11.ppt

Lecture 10.pdf

Lecture 11.pdf

Chapters 14
5

Tools of Monetary Policy

Lecture 12.ppt

Lecture 12.pdf

Chapter 15
  Conduct of Monetary Policy Lecture13.ppt

Lecture 13.pdf

Chapter 16
  Monetary Policy and the Great Recession Lecture14.ppt

Lecture 14.pdf

 
6 The Demand for Money Lecture15.ppt

Lecture 15.pdf

Chapter 19
  The Foreign Exchange Market Lecture16.ppt

Lecture 16.pdf

Chapter 17
  Final Exam: Scheduled for the last day of class on Thursday!      

 

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Exams This Semester

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Quiz 1       Quiz 1 Solutions

Quiz 2       Quiz 2 Solutions

Quiz 3       Quiz 3 Solutions

Quiz 4       Quiz 4 Solutions

Final Exam Schedule:

August 11th (in regular classrooms) : 2:00pm - 4:00pm

 

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