Following up the module of Microeconomics, this course is the second pillar of the introduction to economics. Its aim is to let undergraduate students
understand and assimilate the mechanisms that govern the behavior of firms in an environment characterized by complex interactions between national and
international economic actors. For this purpose, the course will focus on three axes: the main economic indicators (GDP, money, inflation and unemployment,
consumption and investment, economic growth), external balances (balance of payments and exchange rate) and Economic Policy (monetary policy, fiscal and
employment policies). This course will also cover the major macroeconomic topics, encouraging students to mobilize all the knowledge learned during the
semester