Resources

Free (and good) advanced macroeconomics textbooks:

• Intermediate Macroeconomics (by J. Garın, R. Lester, and E. Sims)

• Advanced Macroeconomics: An Easy Guide (by F. Campante, F. Sturzenegger, and A. Velasco)

• Macroeconomics (by M. Azzimonti, P. Krusell, A. McKay, and T. Mukoyama)

Academic websites:

• James Nason

Advanced lecture notes and reading lists on financial frictions in macroeconomic models, as well as empirical and computational methods for evaluating monetary policy. 

• Christiane Baumeister

Online economic resources:

• Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED)

Online database of economic time series data from various resources.

• Macroeconomic Model Data Base

A user-friendly archive of macroeconomic models. The platform offers more than 150 structural macroeconomic models that you can compare across several dimensions.

Videos:

• 2025 Keynes Lecture – Professor Jordi Galí

A valuable lecture that brings clarity to the canonical New Keynesian DSGE model by uncovering the distinct static and dynamic relationships hidden within the Euler equations.