Fall 2011 Syllabi

Economics as a Social Science

• ECON 1010-001, Jean Arment

U.S. Economic History

• ECON 1740-001, Alexander Kangas
• ECON 1740-002, Jason Flurer
• ECON 1740-003, Chari Evans
• ECON 1740-004, Johan Uribe
• ECON 1740-070, Brandon Walker

Principles of Microeconomics

• ECON 2010-010, Floyd Burris
• ECON 2010-011, Wade Roberts
• ECON 2010-020, Julie Suhr Pierce
• ECON 2010-090, Yunsik Choi
• ECON 2010-095-098, Doyoun Won
• ECON 2010/2020-001, Steve Bannister

Principles of Macroeconomics

• ECON 2020-070, Tanadej "Pete" Vechsuruck
• ECON 2020-095-098, Sung-Eun Yu

Labor Economics

• ECON 3100-001, Richard Haskell
• ECON 3100-070, Kartik Verma

Money and Banking

• ECON 3200-001, Henrique Morrone
• ECON 3200-002, Mahfuz Raihan

Manias, Panics and Crashes

• ECON 3380-001, Cihan Bilginsoy

International Economics

• ECON 3500-002, Stephen Reynolds

Current Economic Problems

• ECON 3540-001, Jason Whittle
• ECON 3540-003, Jacob Jennings

Mathematics for Economics

• ECON 3620-001, Naphon Phumma
• ECON 3620-002, Iris Buder

Probability and Statistal Inference

• ECON 3640-001, Hyeon Kim
• ECON 3640-002, Haimanti Bhattacharya

Sex, Drugs and Crime

• ECON 3960-001, Edward Coffield

Intermediate Microeconomics

• ECON 4010-001, Praopan Pratoomchat
• ECON 4010-002, Suranjana Nabar-Bhaduri
• ECON 4010-070, Anil Aba

Intermediate Macroeconomics

• ECON 4020-001, Matias Vernengo
• ECON 4020-002, Cihan Bilginsoy
• ECON 4020-003, Necati Celik

History of Economic Doctrines

• ECON 5060/6060-001, William McColloch
• ECON 5060/6060-070, Kirsten Ford

Marxian Economics

• ECON 5080/6060-001, Hans Ehrbar

Discrimination in Labor Markets

• ECON 5140/6140-001, Behroz Baraghoshi

Poverty and Inequality

• ECON 5180/6180-001, Debora Wrathall

Health Economics

• ECON 5190/6190-002, Ethan Doestch

Environmental and Natural Resource Economics

• ECON 5250/6250-001, Gabriel Lozada

Public Finance

• ECON 5300/6300-001, Natalie Gochnour

China and the Global Economy

• ECON 5420/6420-001, Minqi Li

Latin American Economic History and Development

• ECON 5460/6460-001, Matias Vernengo

Industrialization and Economic Development in America

• ECON 5470/6470-001, Nathaniel Cline

Utah CRG: Why Business Fails

• ECON 5960/6960-001, Luciano Pesci

International Monetray Relations

• ECON 6610-001, David Kiefer

Macro for Masters

• ECON 6620-001, Kenneth Jameson

Political Economics/Critique I

• ECON 7003-001, Korkut Erturk

Microeconomic Theory I

• ECON 7005-001, Gabriel Lozada

Macroeconomics I

• ECON 7007-001, David Kiefer

International Economics I

• ECON 7020-001, Stephen Reynolds

History of Economic Doctrines I

• ECON 7600-001, Minqi Li

Econometrics I

• ECON 7800-001, Haimanti Bhattacharya