Assessment Materials in Intermediate Macroeconomics

This archive uses presents feedback on multi-choice questions on 40 different topics, with varying numbers of questions in each. Many of the questions involve clickable images, with students using mouse clicks to indicate equilibria. Topics include: markets, firms, wages, national income, money, unemployment and inflation, government, and international.

This course webpage supports a course on intermediate macroeconomics as taught by G. Vernasca and K. Burdett at the University of Essex in 2009/10, based on Mankiw's Macroeconomics (2006), 6th ed.. It includes a course outline, lecture notes, assignments and problem sets with solutions.

This page archives tests and final exams from a course that ran from 1996 to 2000, aimed at students with a strong mathematical background. There are nearly 30 documents here with a variety of data-response problems, essay questions and correct-the-false statement tasks.

This part of the textbook companion site uses Shockwave to administer tests on definitions of key terms. After selecting a textbook chapter, the student is given a stack of cards which link terms to their definitions. These cards can be dragged into a "learned" area, and when the student is ready the site challenges them to match the terms with the definitions they think they have learned.

Industrial Economics is a course webpage produced by Johan Lagerhof of Royal Holloway, University of London. It includes lecture notes, seminar questions and answers on industrial economic and organisation. Includes theories of monopoly, duopoly and oligopoly; competition policy (UK and US); entry deterrence; product differentiation; mergers. Linked to Industrial Economics lectures with core texts: J Church and R Ware 'Industrial Organization' (McGraw-Hill 2000) and M Motta 'Competition Policy' (Cambridge University Press 2004).

This is an archived 2002 course site with problem sets and solutions, plus exams and solutions, all in .zip file for the course. Most of the content is in multi-part questions on applications of given models, though there are also some shorter-answer questions.

Intermediate Macro theory is the course page for this ECON101 course taught by Paul Bergin of UC Davis in Fall 2007. It includes slide presentations, with short notes, full lecture notes, homework assignments and exam papers. It covers introductory definitions and main topics in macroeconomics including national income determination, inflation, fiscal and monetary policy. The course is based around Mankiw's Economics - 6th edition.

This is the page from a 1996 "undergraduate course, taught using more math and a less conventional approach than is usual at this level," by Chris Sims of Princeton. Various exercises are available.

There are short-answer tests from a Spring 2003 course, as well as supplementary notes to complement Steve Williamson's textbook.

Free registration is required to view this part of the companion site, where there is an online quiz for each of the 19 chapters of the textbook Mankiw's Macroeconomics.