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Introduction to Macroeconomics
Professor Keith Pilbeam is a Professor of International Economics and Finance at City University London.
He obtained his PhD from the European University Institute in Florence. He has worked for NatWest Bank and the Royal Bank of Scotland and has do...
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4.1 stars from 12 ratings
Completely anecdotal - no slides - "ok"?
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“Completely anecdotal with personal criticism to current events. Video is only on him moving around the podium. Lack of slides (or view to them) makes it impossible to follow his observations. Furthermore, he can't stop saying "ok", ok?”
Torres David via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/14/18
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“this video just shows the speaker in full screen, the economic curves are not displayed.”
oldschool012 via Apple Podcasts ·
Austria ·
01/12/14
“Based on the first two videos Professor Pilbeam seems to be more interested in anecdotal discussions than teaching Macroeconomic theory. Secondly there seems to be a high reliance on slides (text and diagrams it seems) which are not visible in the video.
As a result its difficult to really get...”Read full review »
LukeEcho via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/24/12
Recent Episodes
Concluding the lecture series on macroeconomics. This final part continues to look at unemployment.
Published 04/13/12
Part one of the final lecture on Macroeconomics, looking at inflation.
Published 04/13/12
Second part of Lecture 10, on using aggregate demand and aggregate supply to analyse economic policy.
Published 04/13/12
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