Stuff Tom should learn

  1. Pigou effect
  2. Euler equation
  3. Nash equilibrium (Bertrand-Nash equilibrium? Cournot-Nash equilibrium?)
  4. Symmetric Cournot-Nash equilibrium
  5. Intemporal substitution (of consumption)
  6. Monopsony (= single buyer?) vs monopoly (single producer)
  7. Partial equilibrium
  8. Short side rule
  9. Granger causality
  10. Canonical models (i.e. standard models?)
  11. Stylized fact
  12. Flat time preference
  13. Lucas model (Lucas critique?)
  14. Calvo fairy (Calvo pricing)
  15. Ricardian equivalence
  16. Wicksellian rate (of interest)
  17. Heterogeneous agents
  18. IS/LM
  19. AS/AD
  20. Indifference curve
  21. Production function
  22. Budget line
  23. Monopoly wedge
  24. Dixit-Stiglitz preferences
  25. Monopolistic competition
  26. Dead weight loss 
  27. TFP shocks (has to do with RBC theory) 
  28. Walrasian auctioneer 

1 comment:

  1. Tom BrownFebruary 19, 2014 at 6:48 PM

    Nick Rowe's suggestion:

    "I would suggest a macro textbook. Say Mankiw's second year text. Good basic coverage of the field."

    http://worthwhile.typepad.com/worthwhile_canadian_initi/2014/02/a-simple-new-keynesian-brain-teaser.html?cid=6a00d83451688169e201a3fcc14ade970b#comment-6a00d83451688169e201a3fcc14ade970b

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