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Outline of chapters In this chapter, we introduce the basic themes of macroeconomics, 1) improvement of standard of living, 2) stability and safety, and 3) economic, social and ecological sustainability I will explain. In this chapter I will explain whether the goal of improving living standards will contribute to the overall goal of human happiness. This chapter also provides a brief overview of major historical developments in macroeconomics from classical economics to Keynesian and monetary economics, classical / Keynesian synthesis, and finally to the challenges of the 21st century I will.

1. Distinguish between macroeconomics and microeconomics. Define the difference between normative and motivational problems. Discuss the relationship between economics and happiness. Identify and explain the three major macroeconomic goals. 5 Identify and distinguish the main historical tradition of economic thought

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