BSc and BA economics

Economics at BSc degree level gives a thorough understanding of how the economy, and the world, operates, built on a solid and robust base. The notes and essays listed on this page offer a level of analysis particularly suited to this type of course.

1st Year

Macroeconomics notes

• Set One : Introduction to components of macroeconomic models
• Set Two : Theories of consumption
• Set Three : Theories of investment
• Set Four : Theories of government expenditure
• Set Five : A model of aggregate demand - the IS curve
• Set Six : The market for financial assets - the LM curve
• Set Seven : Equilibrium in the ISLM model - aggregate demand
• Set Eight : Demand for labour - aggregate supply
• Set Nine : The monetarist economic model, and view of inflation
• Set Ten : The monetarist view of unemployment
• Set Eleven : The monetarist view of interest
• Set Twelve : The Keynesian economic model

Macroeconomics essays

• Explaining Keynes' Theory of Consumption, and Assessing Its Main Strengths and Weaknesses
  (BSc essay by Tim Miller)
• An Explanation (Using the ISLM Model) of How Volatility in Expectations About the Profitability of Future Investment Projects Can Make Aggregate Demand Itself Volatile
  (BSc essay by Tim Miller)

Microeconomics notes

• Set One : Introduction to markets
• Set Two : Choices and decisions
• Set Three : Extending choice theory
• Set Four : Labour supply
• Set Five : Uncertainty

Microeconomics essays

• A Discussion of the Use of Taxes on Polluting Activities as a Way of Protecting the Environment
  (BSc essay by Tim Miller)

3rd year

International economics notes

• Set One : Trade flows and the Stolper-Samuelson Theorem

International economics essays

• "As Trade Policy is Determined Within an Imperfect 'Political Market' it is Unlikely to Reflect the Best Interests of a Country as a Whole and Will Prove Even More Costly to the Country." A Discussion
  (BSc essay by Tim Miller)

Macroeconomics notes

• Set One : The loose consensus

Macroeconomics essays

• An Assessment of the Strengths and Weaknesses of the View that a Country's Monetary Policy Should be Conducted by an Independent Central Bank
  (BSc essay by Tim Miller)

Public economics essays

• The Effect of Sources of Funding on the Career Descisions of Individuals and the Eventual Effect on the market for High Quality Labour
  (BSc essay by Tim Miller)

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