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Remember that macroeconomics attempts to explain the role of government and the scope of total production in a national economy.  Economists use abstract quantitative tools to develop concepts about how markets and systems work; basic assumptions are made and then relaxed to create more flexible and realistic models.  This course will use a variety of mathematical techniques to describe how the macroeconomy changes over time.

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