Teaching in microeconomics, econometrics, and development economics.
ECON 15500 · Introduction to Development Economics
Autumn 2022; Spring 2023; Autumn 2023; Spring 2024; Spring 2025; Winter 2026
An empirical, microeconomic study of poverty and development: consumption, health, education, credit, entrepreneurship, migration, institutions, and political empowerment. Students read frontier research and practice interpreting data and causal evidence.
ECON 11020 · Introduction to Econometrics
Spring 2020; Spring 2022; Autumn 2022; Autumn 2023; Spring 2024; Autumn 2024
An applied introduction to regression and causal inference, combining statistical foundations with hands-on analysis of real data. The course develops both technical competence and disciplined interpretation of empirical claims.
ECON 20100 · Elements of Economic Analysis II
Winter 2020; Winter 2021; Winter 2022; Winter 2023; Winter 2024; Autumn 2024; Winter 2025
Intermediate microeconomics covering market power, factor markets, income distribution, general equilibrium, and welfare economics, with mathematical reasoning tied to economic intuition and policy applications.
ECON 20000 · Elements of Economic Analysis I
Autumn 2019; Autumn 2020; Spring 2021; Autumn 2021
Intermediate microeconomics centered on consumer choice, comparative statics, and welfare analysis, including the evaluation of taxes and subsidies.