Mankiw & Taylor, Macroeconomics, 2nd European edition, 2014.

part 1

Introduction

1. The science of macroeconomics
2. The data of macroeconomics

part 2

Classical theory: the economy in the longrun

3. National income: where it comes from and where it goes
4. The monetary system: what it is and how it works
5. Inflation: its causes, effects, and social costs
6. The open economy 7. Unemployment

part 3

Growth theory: the economy in the very long run

8. Economic growth I: capital accumulation and population growth
9. Economic growth II: Technology, empirics, and public policy

part 4

Business cycle theory: the economy in the short run

10. Introduction to economic fluctuations
11. Aggregate demand I: building the IS-LM model
12. Aggregate demand II: applying the IS-LM model
13. The open economy revisited: the Mundell-Fleming model and the exchange rate regime
14. Aggregate supply and the short-run trade-off between inflation and unemployment

part 5

Macroeconomic policy debates

15. Stabilisation policy
16. Government debt
17. Common currency areas and European economic and monetary union

part 6

More on the microeconomics behind macroeconomics

18. Consumption
19. Investment
20. The financial system: opportunities and dangers

Epilogue: what we know, and what we don't