Welcome!
I teach Microeconomics and Econometrics. My courses combine rigorous theory with hands-on applications, so you leave with tools you can use in research, policy, and industry.
Teaching Philosophy: Clarity first, intuition before math, and constant feedback loops.
Course Format: Short lectures, active problem-solving, and real data projects.
Support: Weekly office hours, Q&A forum, and sample code/problem sets
An applied introduction to modern econometrics. We focus on causal inference and forecasting using linear regression, fixed/random effects, instrumental variables, difference-in-differences, limited dependent variable models, and model diagnostics. Real data labs develop reproducible research habits.
MWF 10:00 - 11:00 AM
Economics Building, Room 201
45 Students
A rigorous introduction to microeconomic analysis. We study choice under constraints, firm behavior, market equilibrium, welfare and efficiency, and market failures (externalities, public goods, information). Applications include pricing, auctions, labor markets, and policy evaluation.
TTH 10:00 - 11:00 AM
Economics Building, Room 305
45 Students
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