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Having completed this course, the student will be able to:
This course examines the intersection between macroeconomics and finance. The first part takes a tour through a selection of articles that survey the various approaches - including the equity premium, consumption based models, general equilibrium models and labor income/idiosyncratic risk approaches. The second part consists of writing a project report within one of the suggested topics, which has to be handed in and approved by the lecturer after a presentation in class. The course combines the participants' prior knowledge of macroeconomics and finance and is therefore relevant for master students in economics with either focus in macro or finance in the final part of their study program.
Part I: Facts: Time-variation and business cycle correlation of returns
Part II: Equity premium
Part III: Consumption models
Part IV: Production, investment and general equilibrium models
Part V: Labor income and idiosyncratic risk
Macro 1
Olaf Posch
Part I: Lectures (4 weekly lectures for 6-8 weeks), Part II: writing of project report in groups of 2-3, and this report has to be presented in class at the end of the course
English
Total: approx. 600 pages
FORM OF ASSESSMENT: Oral exam based on project report (20 min.). The weight of the oral exam is 2/3 and the weight of the project report is 1/3.
EXAMINATION AIDS ALLOWED: Only the project report.