Lecture notes

The notes contained in this section may not be exactly tailored to your syllabus; but they should provide a useful background or supplement to your course's reading. New sets of notes will be added as and when they are ready.

Notes not directly related to economics can be found in their own sections, such as notes relating to CIMA courses.

BSc Macroeconomics

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

BSc Microeconomics

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

BSc International Economics

Set One : Trade flows and the Stolper-Samuelson Theorem

BSc Macroeconomic Theory and Policy

Set One : The Loose Consensus

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