Summer 2014 Syllabi

U.S. Economic History

• ECON 1740-001, Jacki Strenio
• ECON 1740-090, Chari Evans

Principles of Microeconomics

• ECON 2010-001, Mark Glick
• ECON 2010-002, Sanchit Shrivastava
• ECON 2010-070, Doyoun Won
• ECON 2010-090, Keon-Ho Kim

Principles of Macroeconomics

• ECON 2020-001, Duygu Orhan
• ECON 2020-070, Ahmad A. Borazan
• ECON 2020-090, Yunsik Choi

Labor Economics

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

Money and Banking

• ECON 3200-001, Jacob Jennings

International Economics

• ECON 3500-001, Steve Reynolds and Salinee Worabantoon

Mathematics for Economists

• ECON 3620-001, Iris Buder

Probability & Statistical Inference for Economists

• ECON 3640-002, Hyeon Kim

Sports Economics

• ECON 3700-001, Johan Uribe

Intermediate Microeconomics

• ECON 4010-001, Anil Aba

Intermediate Macroeconomics

• ECON 4020/6020-001, Mahfuz Raihan
• ECON 4020-090, Necati Celik

Principles of Econometrics

• ECON 4650-001, Steve Bannister

History of Economic Thought

• ECON 5060/6060-001, Alexander Kangas

Health Economics

• ECON 5190/6190-001, Rick Haskell

Industrialization & Economic Development: The American Case

• ECON 5470/6470-001, Luciano Pesci

Multinational Firms

• ECON 5520/6520-001, Steve Reynolds and Somchai Ratanakomut