Presents a unique approach to macroeconomic theory based on microeconomic foundations, general equilibrium theory, and dynamic analysis of fiscal and monetary policies
Provides a synthesis of equilibrium and disequilibrium macro models with money unifying the features of microfounded temporary equilibrium and Keynesian models
Analyzes the dynamics of business cycles in deterministic and stochastic environments using bifurcation theory
Exhibits the power of numerical methods to investigate time series of explicit nonlinear dynamic stochastic monetary models