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Source files of the minicourse "Business Cycles and How to Tame Them"
https://github.com/pmichaillat/business-cycles

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Source files of the minicourse "Business Cycles and How to Tame Them"

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# Business Cycles and How to Tame Them: Source Files

This repository contains the source files of the minicourse "Business Cycles and How to Tame Them" developed by [Pascal Michaillat](https://pascalmichaillat.org/) and taught at the [Reserve Bank of India](https://www.cafral.org.in/) and [Bank of Italy](https://www.bancaditalia.it).

## Course webpage

The course material is hosted at https://pascalmichaillat.org/c5/.

## Lecture slides

The source files to the lecture slides are placed in the `lectureslides` folder. The lecture slides are written in LaTeX, and then compiled to PDF with pdfTeX. The lecture slides are organized in four slide decks for four two-hour lectures:

+ `slides1.tex`, `slides1.pdf` – Accounting for Business Cycles
+ `slides2.tex`, `slides2.pdf` – Slackish Business-Cycle Model: Static Version
+ `slides3.tex`, `slides3.pdf` – Slackish Business-Cycle Model: Dynamic Version
+ `slides4.tex`, `slides4.pdf` – Taming Business Cycles with Monetary and Fiscal Policy

The `lectureslides` folder also contains the LaTeX style files used to format the lecture slides:

+ `presentation.sty` – [Commands to format academic presentations](https://github.com/pmichaillat/latex-presentation)
+ `lecture.sty` – Slight modification of `presentation.sty` for teaching material
+ `math.sty` – [Commands to write math](https://github.com/pmichaillat/latex-math)

## Figures

The source files to the figures inserted in the lecture slides are placed in the `figures` folder. The figures are produced with Keynote, and then exported to PDF. The figures are organized as follows:

+ `figure1.key`, `figure1.pdf` – Regular figures inserted in `slides1.tex` (4:3 format)
+ `widefigure1.key`, `widefigure1.pdf` – Wide figures inserted in `slides1.tex` (16:9 format)
+ `figure2.key`, `figure2.pdf` – Regular figures inserted in `slides2.tex` (4:3 format)
+ `widefigure2.key`, `widefigure2.pdf` – Wide figures inserted in `slides2.tex` (16:9 format)
+ `figure3.key`, `figure3.pdf` – Regular figures in `slides3.tex` (4:3 format)
+ `widefigure3.key`, `widefigure3.pdf` – Wide figures inserted in `slides3.tex` (16:9 format)
+ `figure4.key`, `figure4.pdf` – Figures inserted in `slides4.tex` (4:3 format)

## License

The content of this repository was created by Pascal Michaillat and is licensed under the [Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).