On March 30, 2026, at 10:30 AM, in lecture hall 315, an open lecture was held for groups IEF-25-1k1, 1k2, and 2k1 by J.J. Temirova, Candidate of Economic Sciences (PhD

On March 30, 2026, at 10:30 AM, in lecture hall 315, an open lecture was held for groups IEF-25-1k1, 1k2, and 2k1 by J.J. Temirova, Candidate of Economic Sciences (PhD) and Senior Lecturer of the Department of Economics and Management. The lecture was delivered on the topic "General Macroeconomic Equilibrium" within the framework of the "Micro- and Macroeconomics" discipline. The faculty members of the Department of Economics and Management attended the session.

While exploring the topic, students answered questions based on a video clip: in macroeconomics, the "AD-AS" model serves as a core baseline model required for the general study of fluctuations in output and price levels, as well as the causes and consequences of their changes. This model allows for the consideration of various options regarding state economic policy. Aggregate Demand ($AD$) represents the total expenditures of macroeconomic agents on final goods and services produced within a specific period (typically 1 year). It reflects the relationship between the general price level in the economy and the volume of aggregate output demanded by those macroeconomic agents at a given time. Within the scope of this topic, a case study was selected, formulated, and solved. The feedback and interaction between the lecturer and the students were demonstrated through a Q&A session and active discussions during the lecture.