Planeamento
Aulas
Lecture 1
- Presentation.
- Chapter 1 - Exchange rates and the foreign exchange market
- The foreign exchange market.
Lecture 2
Chapter 1 - Exchange rates and the foreign exchange market - The demand for foreign currency assets (continued)
Lecture 3
Exchange rates and the foreign exchange market
A
model of foreign exchange markets
- role
of interest rates on currency deposits
- role
of expectations of exchange rates
Lecture 4
2. Money, Interest Rates, and Exchange Rates
- What
is money?
- Control
of the supply of money
- The
willingness to hold monetary assets
- A
model of real monetary assets and interest rates
Lecture 5
Chapter 2 - Money, Interest Rates, and Exchange Rates - Money, the price level, and the exchange rate in the long run.
- A
model of real monetary assets, interest rates, and exchange rates
- Long-run
effects of changes in money on prices, interest rates, and exchange rates
Lecture 6
Chapter 2 - Money, Interest Rates, and Exchange Rates - inflation and exchange rate dynamics.
- Long-run
effects of changes in money on prices, interest rates, and exchange rates
Lecture 7
3 - Price Levels and the Exchange Rate in the Long Run
- Law
of one price
- Purchasing
power parity
- Long-run
model of exchange rates: monetary approach (introduction)
Lecture 8
3. Price Levels and the Exchange Rate in the Long Run
- Relationship
between interest rates and inflation: Fisher effect
- Shortcomings
of purchasing power parity
Lecture 9
3. Price Levels and the Exchange Rate in the Long Run
- Shortcomings
of purchasing power parity (conclusion)
- Long-run
model of exchange rates: real exchange rate approach
Lecture 10
3. Price Levels and the Exchange Rate in the Long Run
- Long-run
model of exchange rates: real exchange rate approach (conclusion).
- Real interest rates.
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- Determinants
of aggregate demand in the short run (introduction).
Lecture 11
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- Determinants
of aggregate demand in the short run (conclusion).
- A
short-run model of output markets
Lecture 12
4. Output and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- A
short-run model of output markets (conclusion)
- A
short-run model of asset markets
- A
short-run model for both output markets and asset markets (introduction)
Lecture 13
Revisions for the intermediate test.
Lecture 14
Intermediate Test
Lecture 15
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- A
short-run model for both output markets and asset markets (conclusion).
- Effects
of temporary and permanent changes in monetary and fiscal policies.
Lecture 16
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- Effects
of temporary and permanent changes in monetary and fiscal policies (cont.)
Lecture 17
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- Adjustment
of the current account over time (introduction)
Lecture 18
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- Adjustment
of the current account over time (conclusion).
5.Fixed Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Intervention
- Balance sheets of central banks
- Intervention in the foreign
exchange markets and the money supply
Lecture 19
5.Fixed Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Intervention
- How the central bank fixes the
exchange rate
- Monetary and fiscal policies
under fixed exchange rates
Lecture 20
5. Fixed Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Intervention
- Monetary and fiscal policies
under fixed exchange rates (conclusion)
- Financial market crises and
capital flight.
Lecture 21
5. Fixed Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Intervention
- Types of fixed exchange rates:
reserve currency and gold standard systems
Lecture 22
6. International Monetary Systems: An Historical Overview
- Goals of macroeconomic
policies—internal and external balance
- Gold standard era 1870–1914
- International monetary system
during interwar period 1918–1939
- Bretton Woods system of fixed
exchange rates 1944–1973
Lecture 23
6. International Monetary Systems: An Historical Overview
- Bretton Woods system of fixed
exchange rates 1944–1973.
- Collapse of the Bretton Woods
system.
Lecture 24
6. International Monetary Systems: An Historical Overview
- Arguments for floating exchange
rates.
- Macroeconomic interdependence
under a floating exchange rate.
- Foreign exchange markets since
1973.
Lecture 1
- Presentation.
- Chapter 1 - Exchange rates and the foreign exchange market
- The foreign exchange market.
Lecture 2
Chapter 1 - Exchange rates and the foreign exchange market - The demand for foreign currency assets (continued)
Lecture 3
Exchange rates and the foreign exchange market
A
model of foreign exchange markets
- role
of interest rates on currency deposits
- role
of expectations of exchange rates
Lecture 4
2. Money, Interest Rates, and Exchange Rates
- What
is money?
- Control
of the supply of money
- The
willingness to hold monetary assets
- A
model of real monetary assets and interest rates
Lecture 5
Chapter 2 - Money, Interest Rates, and Exchange Rates - Money, the price level, and the exchange rate in the long run.
- A
model of real monetary assets, interest rates, and exchange rates
- Long-run
effects of changes in money on prices, interest rates, and exchange rates
Lecture 6
Chapter 2 - Money, Interest Rates, and Exchange Rates - inflation and exchange rate dynamics.
- Long-run
effects of changes in money on prices, interest rates, and exchange rates
Lecture 7
3 - Price Levels and the Exchange Rate in the Long Run
- Law
of one price
- Purchasing
power parity
- Long-run
model of exchange rates: monetary approach (introduction)
Lecture 8
3. Price Levels and the Exchange Rate in the Long Run
- Relationship
between interest rates and inflation: Fisher effect
- Shortcomings
of purchasing power parity
Lecture 9
3. Price Levels and the Exchange Rate in the Long Run
- Shortcomings
of purchasing power parity (conclusion)
- Long-run
model of exchange rates: real exchange rate approach
Lecture 10
3. Price Levels and the Exchange Rate in the Long Run
- Long-run
model of exchange rates: real exchange rate approach (conclusion).
- Real interest rates.
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- Determinants
of aggregate demand in the short run (introduction).
Lecture 11
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- Determinants
of aggregate demand in the short run (conclusion).
- A
short-run model of output markets
Lecture 12
4. Output and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- A
short-run model of output markets (conclusion)
- A
short-run model of asset markets
- A
short-run model for both output markets and asset markets (introduction)
Lecture 13
Revisions for the intermediate test.
Lecture 14
Intermediate Test
Lecture 15
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- A
short-run model for both output markets and asset markets (conclusion).
- Effects
of temporary and permanent changes in monetary and fiscal policies.
Lecture 16
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- Effects
of temporary and permanent changes in monetary and fiscal policies (cont.)
Lecture 17
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- Adjustment
of the current account over time (introduction)
Lecture 18
4. Output
and the Exchange Rate in the Short Run
- Adjustment
of the current account over time (conclusion).
5.Fixed Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Intervention
- Balance sheets of central banks
- Intervention in the foreign
exchange markets and the money supply
Lecture 19
5.Fixed Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Intervention
- How the central bank fixes the
exchange rate
- Monetary and fiscal policies
under fixed exchange rates
Lecture 20
5. Fixed Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Intervention
- Monetary and fiscal policies
under fixed exchange rates (conclusion)
- Financial market crises and
capital flight.
Lecture 21
5. Fixed Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Intervention
- Types of fixed exchange rates:
reserve currency and gold standard systems
Lecture 22
6. International Monetary Systems: An Historical Overview
- Goals of macroeconomic
policies—internal and external balance
- Gold standard era 1870–1914
- International monetary system
during interwar period 1918–1939
- Bretton Woods system of fixed
exchange rates 1944–1973
Lecture 23
6. International Monetary Systems: An Historical Overview
- Bretton Woods system of fixed
exchange rates 1944–1973.
- Collapse of the Bretton Woods
system.
Lecture 24
6. International Monetary Systems: An Historical Overview
- Arguments for floating exchange
rates.
- Macroeconomic interdependence
under a floating exchange rate.
- Foreign exchange markets since
1973.