New lecture money_inflation

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3/5
Tiempo estimado
1-2 días
Aptitud para principiantes
35/100
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Bastante claro
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matplotlib, python

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Locate the money_inflation lecture and review the two checklist wording changes first. Completion means the requested text edits are addressed, related-lecture links are added when the lecture is embedded, and the open discussion about figure DPI is resolved.

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Descripción

This is a fascinating lecture and I imagine it's going to be very useful for undergraduate macro. I think it's suitable for the introductory lecture series, even though it's more advanced than most.

It highlights the almost magical way that the eigenvector decomposition can be used to decouple linear systems.

Minor suggestions:

  • After the sentence "But first it is instructive to describe a special type of equilibrium known as a steady state." it might be worth adding "A steady state is an equilibrium where all variables are constant over time."
  • In remark 2, "An equilibrium" -> "Equilibrium"

Once it's embedded in a lecture series, we should add links to related lectures.

@HumphreyYang I notice that you include plt.rcParams['figure.dpi'] = 300 or similar in some lectures, such as this one. At the same time, there's nothing very special about the figures in this lecture. That suggests to me that either we don't need this line (we should try to minimize distracting code at the start) or it should be embedded in the defaults and thus hidden from the reader. @mmcky, perhaps you could sort this out with @HumphreyYang ?

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