Winter 2010 Schedule

Note: The class times are the preliminary intentions of the Economics Department. The Registrar may request that some class times are changed when they allocate rooms. This is due to the reconstruction of Harris Hall which has reduced the number of classrooms.

		Instructor	Lecture	Discussion
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
210	Introductory Statistics for the Social Sciences	Habermalz	MWF 10	TTh 10-11
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
101	Freshman Seminar	Gordon	TTh 2-3:30
201	Introduction to Macroeconomics	Gordon	TTh 12:30-2	F 9 or 1
		Wiederholt	TTh 2-3:30	F or M 2
202	Introduction to Microeconomics	Chang	MWF 1	T or Th 1
		Zelder	MWF 3	T or Th 3:30-4:30
213	Economics of Gender	Lieb	TTh 11-12:30
281	Intro. to Applied Econometrics	Walker	MWF 11	T or Th 11
309	Public Finance	Witte	MW 3:30-5	*
310-1	Intermediate Microeconomics I	Whinston	MW 2-3:30	F 9 or 3
310-2	Intermediate Microeconomics II	Sarver	TTh 9:30-11	F or M 10
311	Intermediate Macroeconomics	Primiceri	TTh 11-12:30	F or M 11
318	History of Economic Thought	Kiesling	TTh 12:30-2	#
324	Western Economic History	Mokyr	TTh 2-3:30	#
326	Economics of Developing Countries	Beaman	MW 12:30-2	*
330	Behavioral Economics	Schulz	TTh 2-3:30	#
		Schulz	TTh 3:30-5	#
335	Political Economics	Strulovici	MW 9:30-11	*
337	Economics of State and Local Governments	Chang	MW 3:30-5	*
340	Economics of the Family	Zelder	MW 12:30-2	*
341	Economics of Education @	Schapiro	TTh 11-12:30	F 11-12:30
351	Law and Economics	Haddock	TTh 8-9:30	F 8-9:30
362	International Finance	Walker	MW 2-3:30	*
370	Environmental and Resource Economics	Kiesling	TTh 9:30-11	#
380-1	Mathematical Economics	Wolinsky	MW 11-12:30	*
381-1	Econometrics	Horowitz	MW 10:30-12	F 10 or 12
398-1	Senior Honors Seminar	Habermalz	MW 12:30-2
410-2	Microeconomics	Siniscalchi	TTh 1-3 $	F 3-5
411-2	Macroeconomics	Eichenbaum	TTh 9-11 $	F 11-1 $
412-2	Economic Theory & Methods	Strulovici	MW 1:30-3:30	(AAH 3204)
414-1	Economics of Information	Wolinsky	MW 9-11	(AAH 3245)
416-1	Advanced Macroeconomics	Wiederholt	TTh 6-8	(AAH 3245)
420-2	European Economic History	Mokyr	TTh 9-11	(AAH 3204)
440-2	Economics of the Labor Market	Beaman	MW 9-11	(AAH 3204)
450-2	Industrial Organization and Prices	Porter	MW 11-1	(AAH 3245)
480-2	Introduction to Econometrics	Horowitz	MW 1-3 $	F 9-11
481-2	Econometrics	Canay	TTh 11-1	(AAH 3245)
482	Time-Series Methods	Primiceri	TTh 1:30-3:30	(AAH 3204)
501	Graduate Seminar	Pavan	MW 5:15-6:15	(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	Canay	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 November 6. 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 November registration.

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