"This textbook does an excellent job of guiding students from introductory models in dynamic open economy macroeconomics to the frontiers of research. It integrates empirical exercises and computational solution methods and is a perfect text for a modern PhD course."--Charles Engel, University of Wisconsin-Madison

"Simply put, Open Economy Macroeconomics is a masterpiece. It provides a unique mix of empirical foundations, theoretical analysis, and quantitative examination on all the essential topics in this rich and complex field. The materials are complemented by user-friendly data sets and computer codes that set a new standard for textbooks in this discipline. This pathbreaking textbook will become required reading in graduate-level courses on international macroeconomics."--Enrique Mendoza, University of Pennsylvania

"Uribe and Schmitt-Grohé's textbook provides a rigorous introduction to open economy models of economic fluctuations. The authors' clear account of the tools and methods involved in the analysis of those models will be highly welcome by students and researchers alike, and will make this book a required reference in any serious graduate open economy macro course."--Jordi Galí, CREI and Universitat Pompeu Fabra

"This graduate-level textbook offers a wide menu of up-to-date empirical techniques and simple general equilibrium models focused on international business cycles. The presentation is highly pedagogical and user-friendly, and the link between theory and econometrics is never lost. It will be an indispensable resource for graduate and advanced undergraduate courses in open economy macroeconomics, and I strongly recommend it for all who want to keep abreast of current research in this field."--Guillermo Calvo, Columbia University