Fall 2009 Schedule

		Instructor	Lecture	Discussion
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
210	Introductory Statistics for the Social Sciences	Chang	MWF 11	T or Th 10 or 1
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
101	Freshman Seminar	Hornsten	MWF 11
		Kiesling	TTh 9:30-11
		Walker	MWF 10
		Zelder	TTh 3:30-5
201	Introduction to Macroeconomics	Gordon	MW 2-3:30	F 9 or 3
		Walker	MWF 9	T or Th 9:30-10:30
202	Introduction to Microeconomics	Hornsten	MWF 4	T or Th 4
281	Intro. to Applied Econometrics	Habermalz	MWF 12	T or Th 12:30-1:30
305	Comparative Economics	Coen	MW 2-3:30	*
308	Money and Banking	Primiceri	MW 12:30-2	*
310-1	Intermediate Microeconomics I	Schulz	MW 3:30-5	T or Th 3:30-4:30
310-2	Intermediate Microeconomics II	Siegel	TTh 3:30-5	F or M 4
311	Intermediate Macroeconomics	Gordon	MW 8:30-10	F 9 or 3
323-1	American Econ. History Before 1865	Duran	MW 11-12:30	*
323-2	American Econ. History Since 1865	Duran	MW 3:30-5	*
324	Western Economic History	Grafe	MW 12:30-2	*
331	Economics of Risk & Uncertainty	Siniscalchi	MW 11-12:30	*
336	Analytical Methods for Public Policy	Manski	TTh 9:30-11	#
339	Labor Economics	Habermalz	MW 3:30-5	*
340	Economics of the Family	Zelder	TTh 12:30-2	#
341	Economics of Education @	Schapiro	TTh 11-12:30	F 11-12:30
350	Monopoly, Competition and Public Policy	Chang	MW 2-3:30	*
360	Corporate Finance	Murphy	MW 8:30-10
		Prof. Dermot Murphy replaces Prof. Flavio de Andrade
361	International Trade	Olszewski	TTh 2-3:30	#
410-1	Microeconomics	Dekel	MW 9-11 $	F 3-5
411-1	Macroeconomics	Christiano	MW 1-3 $	F 11-1 $
412-1	Economic Theory & Methods	Olszewski	TTh 9-11	(AAH 3245)
414-2	Economics of Information	Siegel	TTh 1:30-3:30	(AAH 3204)
415-1	Advanced Microeconomics	Dekel/Siniscalchi	MW 1:30-3:30	(AAH 3204)
420-1	American Economic History	Class rescheduled from Fall Quarter to Spring Quarter
440-1	Economics of the Labor Market	Urzúa	MW 9-11	(AAH 3204)
450-1	Industrial Organization and Prices	Nevo/Rogerson	TTh 11-1	(AAH 3245)
480-1	Introduction to Econometrics	Manski	TTh 1-3 $	F 9-11
481-1	Econometrics	Horowitz	MW 6-8	(AAH 3245)
501	Graduate Seminar	Pavan	MW 11-12	(AAH 3245)
Workshop Series
515	Economic Theory	Ely	W 3:30-5:00	(LEV G44)
520	Economic History	Ferrie	Th 4:30-6:00	(AAH 3204)
530	Macroeconomics	Primiceri	M 3:30-5:00	(AAH 3245)
536	Public Economics	Urzúa	Th 3:00-4:30	(AAH 3245)
540	Labor Economics	Urzúa	Th 3:00-4:30	(AAH 3245)
550	Applied Microeconomics	Rogerson	F 3:30-5:00	(AAH 3245)
560	Development & Trade	Matsuyama	TBA
580	Econometrics	Tamer	T 3:30-5:00	(AAH 3245)

* = At the instructors discretion, subject to sufficient enrollment to justify a Teaching Assistant, a discussion session may be scheduled on Fridays at the same time as the lectures.

# = At the instructors discretion, subject to sufficient enrollment to justify a Teaching Assistant, a discussion session may be scheduled at a mutually convenient time.

$ = Scheduled for Andersen Hall 3245

@ = Class will deal with the economics of colleges and universities. Class size is limited to 15. To apply for admission to this class, send an e-mail to econ341@gmail.com by May 1. Your e-mail should contain a one paragraph statement on why you are interested in a course on higher education. Also attach a copy of your transcript (the standard prerequisites for this class are Economics 281, 310-1 and 310-2). Successful applicants will be given permission numbers in time for May registration.

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