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The Macroeconomy of the Eurozone
An Irish Perspective
By Anthony Leddin and Brendan Walsh
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Among the topics discussed are:

- Basic macroeconomic principles. - Open economy macroeconomic models. - The role of fiscal, monetary, exchange rate, and income policies. - The history of the European Monetary System and how it evolved into the Eurozone. - The costs and benefits of participating in European Monetary Union (EMU) for Ireland and other member states. - The structure, role and policies of the European Central Bank. - Inflation and interest rate determination in the Eurozone. - National fiscal policies and the Growth and Stability Pact. - Economic adjustment to economic shocks in a monetary union. - The relative underperformance of the Eurozone economy in comparison with the United States.

The concluding chapters review recent Irish experience: - The rapid growth of the economy during the ‘Celtic Tiger’ period, especially the exceptional performance of the Irish labour market. - The recent economic slowdown. - The medium-term prospects facing the Irish economy as a member of the Eurozone.



Author Biography
Anthony J. Leddin is currently senior lecturer in economics at the University of Limerick. Brendan M. Walsh is Professor of the National Economics of Ireland at University College Dublin.



Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Macroeconomics
2. Introduction to the Theory of Income Determination
3. The Consumption Function and Income Determination
4. Fiscal Policy and the Business Cycle
5. Fiscal Policy in Ireland
6. Money and Banking
7. The Price Level and the Money Supply in the Long Run
8. Money and Interest Rates in a Closed Economy
9. The Foreign Exchange Market and Exchange Rates
10. Inflation and Interest Rates in Open Economies
11. Fixed Exchange Rate Systems: Theory and History
12. The European Monetary System: Precursor to the Euro
13. Irish Exchange Rate Policy from the Sterling Link to EMU
14. European Monetary Union
15. The European Central Bank and Economic Policy in EMU
16. Interest Rate, Exchange Rate and Fiscal Policy in the Eurozone
17. The IS-LM Model
18. The Mundell-Fleming Model
19. Hedging Against Exchange Rate and Interest Rate Risk
20. The Labour Market
21. The Phillips Curve and the Short-run Inflation-Unemployment
Trade-off
22. The Labour Market and Unemployment
23. Measuring the Economy’s Performance: Introduction to National
Income Accounting
24. The Performance of the Irish Economy in the Long Run

Publication Details
Format Paperback, 512 pages
ISBN 9780717134922
Imprint Gill & Macmillan
Language English
Product Dimensions 238 x 188
Publication Date May 2003



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