This course provides an in-depth analysis of Macroeconomic Financial Accounts. Each module will delve into one specific Institutional Sector of the National Economy i.e., Financial and non-Financial Corporations, Households, the Government. The Rest of the World is also covered. Students are expected to have a basic understanding of macroeconomic principles and financial accounting. Course 1 or equivalent knowledge is recommended for those with limited experience in macroeconomic financial accounting. Proficiency in using spreadsheets for data analysis is also beneficial. Undergraduates in their final year or university students interested in monetary and financial economics, international macroeconomics, and data mining can benefit from this course. Professionals in government institutions, central banks, business, and the financial industry, along with other individuals interested in finance and macroeconomics, may also find this course valuable. By the end of this course, students will gain a deeper understanding of the financial connections among and within the institutional sectors in market economies.
1.3 Introduction to the topics of week 3 - Giuseppe De Arcangelis
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Skills You'll Learn
International Relations, Economics, Financial Data, Data Analysis, Governmental Accounting, Financial Management, Financial Systems, Financial Accounting, Fiscal Management, Quantitative Research, International Finance, Microsoft Excel, Financial Policy
From the lesson
Week 3 - Households and their financial behavior
This week Riccardo De Bonis from the Bank of Italy will help us understand the financial behaviour of households, a central theme in economic analysis.
Taught By
Giuseppe De Arcangelis
Professor of International Economics
Daniele Fano
Economist, co-author, Understanding Financial Accounts, OECD
Claudio Sardoni
Honorary Professor of Economics