Macroeconomics I
- National accounts and macroeconomic indicators
- Goods and money markets
- Fiscal and monetary policy
Teaching
Economic intuition, formal reasoning and applications
My teaching links economic mechanisms to formal models and policy applications.
Courses
Teaching experience
Macroeconomics II
- Economic growth
- Open-economy macroeconomics
- Business cycles and stabilization
Microeconomics
- Consumer and producer theory
- Competitive equilibrium
- Welfare and market failures
Quantitative methods
- Mathematics for economists
- Probability and statistics
- Cost–benefit analysis
Approach
How I teach
I begin with the economic question and the underlying mechanism before introducing notation.