Macroeconomics studies aggregate indicators of the performance of an economy, most commonly measured in terms of GDP, unemployment rate and inflation rate; determination of aggregate income and employment, analysis of fiscal and monetary policy. This course will cover theoretical analysis of national income, employment, and price-level determination; roles of consumer and investor demand, interest rates, money supply. Also several economic models, each offering insight into a certain aspect of the economy. Throughout the course model building will be motivated by real world cases from the American economy.

Macroeconomics, Olivier Blanchard and David H. Johnson, 6th edition