Introduction to Macroeconomics: History, Theories, and Policies

Macroeconomics examines the whole economy and analyzes the state of the economy using macroeconomic data such as national income, economic growth, unemployment, inflation, and interest rates. Introduction to Macroeconomics: History, Theories and Policies is designed for a one-semester course and the book consists of four main parts.  

The first part is Introduction where there are three chapters analyzing the history of economic problems, economic systems, the definition of economics, and macroeconomic goals. The second part is Macroeconomic Indicators. There are four chapters in the second part and economic indicators such as GDP, unemployment, inflation, and interest rates are defined in separate chapters. The third part is Macroeconomic Models, and it is the part that distinguishes this book from all other available textbooks. In the third part, there are five chapters and macroeconomic modelling, and macroeconomic models are discussed in historical order. The last part is Macroeconomic Policies. There are three chapters and macroeconomic policies for macroeconomic problems discussed in the previous chapters are analyzed in the last part of this book.