Normal07.8 磅02falsefalsefalseEN-USZH-CNX-NONEMicrosoftInternetExplorer4Topic：Advanced Topics in Macroeconomics

Presenter：Nie Jun

Time：Sep.21 9:00-11:45; Sep.22 14:30-17:15

Sep.23 14:30-17:15; Sep.24 9:00-11:45

Sep.29 14:30-17:15; Oct.8 9:00-11:45

Oct.9 14:30-17:15; Oct.10 14:30-17:15

Location：Staff Center in EMS

Organizer：Department of Economics

Course Description:The goal of this course is to introduce several advanced macro and labor models to students. The course will cover both empirical and theoretical analysis. Students are expected to learn how to solve these models (either analytically or numerically) and calibrate and estimate the models (using either macro or micro data). The course consists of two parts. The rest part focuses on model uncertainty (Robustness) and state uncertainty (Rational Inattention).The second part focuses on labor-market search and matching models

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