Mr Ross Guest
6 points
* 3 hours per week
* First and second
semester (Caulfield and Peninsula)
* Second semester (Distance)
Objectives On completion of this subject students should understand and evaluate the importance of factors that determine aggregate output, employment, interest rates, the average price level and the exchange rate. Students should also appreciate the influence of these factors on decision making in government, business and international trade.
Synopsis Topics include aggregate demand and aggregate supply; fiscal and monetary policy; unemployment, inflation and the current account deficit.
Assessment (on campus) Class tests: 25%
*
Examination (2 hours): 75%
* Students must pass the examination in order to
pass the subject
* The final mark that a student receives for the subject
will be determined by the subject leader taking into account all aspects of
assessment.
Assessment (off campus) Assignment: 25% Examination (2 hours): 75%
Students must pass the examination in order to pass the subject The final mark
that a student receives for the subject will be determined by the subject
leader taking into account all aspects of assessment.
Prescribed texts
McTaggart D and others Macroeconomics Addison-Wesley, 1995
Back to the Business and Economics Handbook, 1998
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