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Macroeconomic theory as a book category covers the formal study of whole-economy behavior—output, unemployment, inflation, growth, distribution, and the aggregate effects of monetary and fiscal policy—using theoretical models and empirical methods to explain and predict aggregate phenomena. It ranges from introductory texts that present core frameworks (IS-LM, AD-AS) to advanced treatments of growth theory (Solow, endogenous growth), business-cycle models (Real Business Cycle, New Keynesian/DSGE), monetary and open-economy macro, and macroeconometrics. Books in this category emphasize model-building, equilibrium concepts and microfoundations, expectations formation, quantitative techniques, and policy analysis, and are intended for students, researchers, and policymakers seeking rigorous explanations of aggregate economic dynamics and policy trade-offs.

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