I am a retired engineer and taking the course to learn something about Macroeconomics and "what makes the world turns." I am on Module-8 now. It is fast pace and very rich course. The content is high density with many technical terms to learn and keep in mind. Abbreviations of these terms add to the complexity of the content. I am learning a lot from the course, much more than I expected. It is not easy but I find it very useful.

Is there a set of notes for the course, references, literature recommended?

I have completed 9 parts and now I am on Part-10. I am very happy that I am taking this course. It is very rich, highly compact with information, principles, and examples. Dr. Navarro is an expert on his subject and his lectures are lucid and flowing. However, in order to get the most out of the course, I have to go back to it, or at least to some of the topics, and bone up on them for better digestion.

Therefore, I am looking for a set of the notes or transcripts for the whole 12 modules. Anybody has them? How can I get my eyes on them?

Thank you

Jamal.Barghouti@gmail.com