Intermediate macroeconomic theory covering national income determination, savings, consumption, investment, and their relation to employment, inflation, and stabilization.
Advanced treatment of intermediate macroeconomic theory using a mathematical approach to national income, savings, consumption, investment, employment, inflation, and stabilization.
Simeon Alder’s ECON 312 had heavy homework, with proofs and Excel assignments that students found time-consuming or hard. Some reported clear lectures and helpful office hours, while another found him rude and hard to reach outside class.