International Macroeconomics: A Modern Approach by Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe, Martin Uribe, and Michael Woodford is an English-language textbook focused on international macroeconomic issues. This book addresses fundamental questions in international economics using a dynamic, micro-founded, and general equilibrium approach.
It provides an in-depth and theoretically grounded analysis of current topics, such as the determinants of the current account, exchange rate mechanisms, and the interplay between monetary and fiscal policy instruments in a global context. In addition, theoretical models are tested against empirical data, increasing readability and relevance for both students and professionals.
Features:
- Covers fundamental questions in international macroeconomics
- Integrates the latest economic insights within a dynamic general equilibrium model
- Connects theory with practice through data analysis
- Suitable for higher education and economics professionals
This textbook aligns with topics such as macroeconomics, international economics, and business & economics.