Ryan Elantri recently became a graduate of The Pennsylvania
State University, having majored in both Economics (B.S.) and Chinese (B.A.) in
the Spring of 2017. A dedicated student, Financials Sector Analyst for the Penn
State Investment Association and Contributor to the Seeking Alpha and Penn
State Finance Society, Ryan Elantri demonstrated not only a powerful intellect
throughout his student tenure, but also a considerable aptitude for financial
and economic principles; one that promises to serve him well throughout his
career.
As someone able to discuss such principles intelligently and on
a variety of levels, Ryan Elantri knows the concept of Macroeconomics well.
Below is a surface-level examination of the topic, as well as how it is
applied.
A Basic Definition
Seen as an integral branch of economics, macroeconomics is the
study of the subject on a large scale; a look at economic phenomena and the
often enormous impact they across an entire population. Such components often
analyzed in such study include inflation, rate of growth, per capita income and
differences in employments levels.
Application
Macroeconomic application is generally done through macroeconomic
policy, which is further broken down into fiscal and monetary policy,
respectively. The purpose of applying macroeconomics is to create stabilization
throughout a large economy by adapting to economy-wide phenomena.
Goals
As mentioned before, the ultimate goal of macroeconomic
application is to achieve economic stability. In essence, the primary goal(s)
is to achieve sustainable national growth while limited the impact of external
phenomena.
Ryan Elantri possesses considerable knowledge and expertise of
such areas as Macroeconomics, emerging markets and investment banking.
