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Macroeconomics: A European Perspective will give students a fuller understanding of the subject and has been fully updated to provide broad coverage of the financial crisis. In particular, this new edition provides:
- NEW chapters and updated text across all chapters
- NEW data on Europe and the financial crisis
- And what has always been the strength of the book: A unified view of macroeconomics, enabling students to make the connections between the short, medium, and long run.
"This is a truly outstanding textbook that beautifully marries theory, empirics and policy. It is surely destined to become the gold standard against which all other texts must be measured."
Charles Bean, Deputy Governor, Bank of England
“Refreshingly original for an undergraduate text. Relevant applications to European economies and elsewhere are plentiful, and the breadth of topics covered is truly impressive. Unlike many texts at this level, the authors do not avoid potentially tricky, yet important topics; they do their utmost to relate textbook theory to real-world economics. Relative to competing texts, I think students would find this more engaging.”
Paul Scanlon, Trinity College Dublin
“Up-to-date material on the Euro, especially in light of the current crisis; strong open economy emphasis; and lots of examples from European countries. There is so much new material on the monetary union that there is much less need for supplementary reading.”
Pekka Ilmakunnas, Aalto University School of Economics
About the Author
· Olivier Blanchard studied at Université of Paris Nanterre, and has taught at MIT since 1983. He is currently Economic Counsellor and Director of the Research Department of the International Monetary Fund.
· Alessia Amighini is Adjoint Professor at Università del Piemonte Orientale (Novara) in Milan.
· Francesco Giavazzi is Professor of Economics at Bocconi University in Milan and a regular Visiting Professor at MIT. Alessia and Francesco co-authored the Italian edition of Macroeconomics, and worked directly with Olivier Blanchard on this adaptation.
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