The three main macroeconomic issues that attract the attention of economists are the following: economic growth, inflation and unemployment. Although neo-Keynesians, neo-Classics and Monetarists have different approaches to address these aspects and don´t share the same priorities.
Neo-Keynesians are mainly concerned with economic growth and unemployment. While neo-Classics consider that in addition to the economic boom, it is essential to stabilize inflation. And the Monetarists deal only with inflation.
Despite their differences, economists of various trends recognize the need to promote economic growth and reduce inflation and unemployment.
INDEX
I. INTRODUCTION
II. ECONOMIC GROWTH
II.1 ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
II.2 THE MYSTERY OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
II.3 THE THEORIES OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
II.4 THE ECONOMIC DILEMMAS
III. INFLATION
III.1 BRIEF HISTORY OF MONEY
III.2 THE RELEVANCE OF MONEY
III.3 THE VALUE OF MONEY
IV. UNEMPLOYMENT
IV.1 ECONOMIC VISIONS OF UNEMPLOYMENT
IV.2 ECONOMIC MODELS AND INVESTIGATIONS OF UNEMPLOYMENT
IV.3 MILTON FRIEDMAN'S INNOVATIVE APPROACH
IV.4 THE GREAT MISTAKES OF NEO-KEYNESIANS
V. THE MACROECONOMIC PROBLEMS
V.1 ECONOMIC GROWTH
V.2 INFLATION
V.3 UNEMPLOYMENT
VI. CONCLUSIONS
VII. BIBLIOGRAPHY
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