Teaching
Economics Tripos
Part IIB, Paper 2: Macroeconomics
Lecture
1 Lecture
2 and L2
derivations
Lecture
3 Lecture
4
Lecture
5 and L5
derivations
Lecture
6 and L6
derivations Lecture
7
Lecture
8
Supervision
topic 1 (Lectures
1-3)
Supervision
topic
2 (Lectures 4 and 5-8)
Financial
contagion: What do we mean? What do we know? (G-24, M. Dungey and
D. Tambakis 2003)
Contagion:
Macroeconomic models with multiple equilibria (P. Masson,
Journal of International Money &
Finance 1999 )
Capital
flows and capital market crises: The simple economic of sudden stops
(G. Calvo,
Journal of Applied
Economics 1998)
The
U.S. Treasury market in August 1998: Untangling the effects of Hong
Kong and Russia with high-frequency data (M. Dungey, C. Goodhart
and D. Tambakis,
International
Journal of Finance and Economics 2008)
The
risks of being Chairman in the Age of Turbulence (P. De Grauwe,
International Finance 2008)
Rethinking the bright new world
of global finance (P. Volcker,
International
Finance 2008)
The
financial accelerator and the credit channel, B. Bernanke policy
speech, 15.06.2007
Two-speed
global recovery continues, O. Blanchard iMFdirect article,
28.01.2011
This
time is different: A panoramic view of eight centuries of financial
crises (C. Reinhart and K. Rogoff 2009)
Lecture
1 Lecture
2
Lecture
3 Lecture
4
Supervision
topic
EMU:
The dark sides of a major success (C. Wyplosz, Economic Policy 2006)
European
unemployment (O. Blanchard, Economic
Policy 2006)
Financial
integration in Europe (European Central Bank 2009)
Britain
would have fared better in the euro (P. Stevens, Financial Times 14.02.2011)
Why
the euro will rival the dollar (M. Chinn and J. Frankel, International Finance 2008)
Why
the euro will not rival the dollar (A. Posen, International Finance 2008)
MPhil in Economics
- M240 International
Financial Contagion (Lent 2011)
Lecture
1
Fundamentals,
beliefs, and financial contagion (R. Chang and G. Majnoni,
EER 2002)
Financial
globalization, financial crises and contagion (E. Mendoza and V.
Quadrini,
JME 2010)
A rational
expectations model of financial
contagion (L. Kodres and M. Pritsker,
JF
2002)
The Unholy
Trinity of financial
contagion (G. Kaminsky, C. Reinhart and C. Vegh, in
M.
Dungey and
D. Tambakis, Oxford UP 2005
)