Macroeconomics: Institutions, Instability, and the Financial System by Carlin, Wendy, Soskice, David

This is by far the best and most up-to-date book on modern macroeconomics and is written in a way that helps you follow and make sense of current debates. The three-equation model is the way modern macro is thought and taught, so it makes sense to build from that framework.It is harder to follow than something like Blanchard 'Macroeconomics a European perspective' and I did use that as an aid. However, while it's easier to read, I felt that it fails to address the questions you had when you chose to study modern macro, and while it mentions Wendy Carlin's book as the reason for redesigning the third edition, It certainly isn't as detailed.Overall a very good book for learning modern macroeconomics, and if you're looking to read advanced macro by Romer afterwards, it'll definitely put you in good stead.

Arrived early, in fantastic condition and with absolutely nothing wrong. Would recommend.

An excellent book with lots of post-financial crisis rethinking about traditional Macro models.

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