1st Lecture Introduction to Advanced Macroeconomic Analysis

Lecture given by Professor Burda of the Humboldt-University in Berlin
Lecture #1: Economic Growth an Introduction
- Administrative Details
- Remarks on: Macroeconomics, theories & models
- Economic Grwoth: Solow-Swan as "finger exercise"
aggregate production function
savings function
capital accumulation & growth
- Golden Rule

[@zamlingnelam]

Thank you Prof. Burda and the team for making the video available to all. I am not a student at your uni but I'm learning and benefiting a lot..Thanks and god bless you all for your kindness.

[@remogurtner6907]

Universities need to think about cooperation in lecturing certain topics. I did my Master's in Switzerland and I have to say that this lecture far surpasses ours in terms of style and approach with concrete examples. I wouldn't say that our professor lacked knowledge, but the preparation of topics changes the entire experience.

[@siddheshdhanawade3709]

do you have any notes related to this topic

[@timothyansekumensah7837]

Thank you very much Prof. Burda and the entire team for a great work done.

[@wittggestein]

Finally a serious advanced macroeconomics course.

[@nattyzaddy6555]

Other ones be like "incentives encourage you to do things" ... wowww no way

[@hugodiazgarcia1266]

Congratulations for your excellent lecture on Intro to Advanced Macroeconomics Analysis. I am an economis, so I apprecate the importance of understending this subject!!!

[@teamkristoferhoration7394]

I only watched the first 3 minutes but was already sure he's a great prof!!!
Great video! Thank you!

[@ZainKhan-sm8gr]

Professor Burda made this lecture really engaging by referencing to real-life economies such as Germany and Poland throughout the lesson. Thank you so much for this insightful lecture series!

[@cyrildu6556]

Thank you very much for uploading this lecture

[@casmilmurengezi3603]

Thank you Prof. Very helpful

[@peerjanbaloch1103]

This video series lectures are helpful to student please sir provide reading materials

[@marceloguaman7399]

Thank you for the course

[@enriquesalegumba2724]

Thank you very much! 🙌

[@user-wl6ud8qo8t]

Greatest lectures ever!

[@gunaypnahova7094]

Thanks perfectly👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@hedgedrisk]

Thank you for posting

[@tamalikasaha2596]

Thank you very much sir...

[@raushansoni9419]

Is it hl ahujaa syllabus

[@kdeconomics8158]

Thank you

[@prakharshukla9302]

Thankyou sir

[@user-bk5eo4us1k]

Help:What is the textbook for this course?or Are there any lecture notes for download?

[@boli4359]

I am very interested in this course. I am wondering where I can find the slides?

[@denniskatinas]

I need to improve my math, my goodness, this was beyond me.

[@hassanchhaiba154]

References plz?

[@sushilbasnet3199]

Where can I get the notes for these lectures?

[@luizclaudio6724]

what book is being used?

[@jensmalzer6344]

Sir can i use the bathroom

[@pibob7880]

Who is Andreas has to be the question of this lecture. Should be on the final example.

[@boatsoar2557]

Well. The accent is American. The model is not free hand ethical market. It's based in force.

[@my-dev]

Begins in 12:39

[@weiye4441]

What is the website of this class?

I would like to know that too.

[@MaskedMageYT]

me casually listening to this when having not gotten college loans, instead invested all that money in solid blue chip dividend yielding stocks
*hMHMHMHMHM*

[@alvinlauren89]

Hi there, is this for MSc. ?

[@fangyogluo2895]

maybe, it suits for learning by oneself and review these models.

[@astrose4442]

it's a lesson for master's at Humboldt but bachelor's in eco can do it

[@gelsport01]

1:27:39.... Phelp's question: what would I do if I were the social planner? A free-market capitalist economist doesn't think in terms of a centrally planned economy by social planners. Soviet Russia did that. The intelligent class's fatal error is always to think that they know and can plan everything for others. Market forces in an optimally regulated and taxed business environment determine efficient resource allocation and appropriation. The intelligent political class needs to recognize their role and quit trying to run the world. Especially through their alliance with big-tech companies like Google to set up their Chinese-style surveillance apparatus.

[@lillemegpower2621]

I am an impoverished 11 year old from rural Moldova and I find this is absurdly easy. How come this is not taught in elementary school?

[@eddieeeeeeeeeee]

Nice english

[@boatsoar2557]

Tainted

[@unknowninfinium4353]

Glad I did some research, you can skip these lessons. It has socialist agenda.
Joan his hero rightfully shouldn't have received a novel price cause she praised China for its economics and North Korea.
One google search is all it takes.
For serious studies about economics, start with Basic Economics by Sowell.
All this talk might steer away from economics and into some socialism praise.
At the beginning he talks about inflation. The irony.

[@pc12productions]

Please, anyone reading this, don't start with Sowell lmao, he's a complete hack

[@CptWacko]

"Better happiness" ...No offense but this HAD to come from a baby boomer lol, go look at the suicide/anxiety/depression stats buddy!

[@sleepycritical6950]

In your country maybe. Some other country's have very low rates. And the problem if you want to look at it economically may very well be the government and it's inability to provide equity and proper distribution of money. In other parts of the world it's fine.

[@apianticucho2648]

In some countries that is fundamental