This textbook describes the areas of macroeconomics as well as money and currency in a compact form and is aimed at bachelor's students in both subjects at vocational academies, universities of applied sciences, and universities. The first part provides an insight into the essential areas of macroeconomics, including national accounts, input-output analysis, developments in money, goods, and labor markets, as well as economic growth. The second part of the book focuses on money and currency. Following an explanation of fundamental monetary concepts, it discusses money supply and money creation, inflation and exchange rate systems, as well as the effects of monetary and fiscal policy measures. A chapter on crises concludes the second part. With its compact presentation, numerous illustrations, and exercises for each chapter, the book allows for quick access to the material.