Spring 2009 Course Syllabi
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Undergraduate-Level Courses
ECON-100.001: Macroeconomics, Provencher
ECON-100.002: Macroeconomics, Sonenshine
ECON-100.003: Macroeconomics, Floro
ECON-100.004: Macroeconomics, Pacitti
ECON-100.006H: Macroeconomics, Callahan
ECON-100.007: Macroeconomics, Kim
ECON-100.008: Macroeconomics, Floro
ECON-100.009: Macroeconomics, Davis
ECON-100.010: Macroeconomics, Gunter
ECON-110.001: The Global Majority, Winters
ECON-200.001: Microeconomics, Park
ECON-200.002: Microeconomics, Lin
ECON-200.003H: Microeconomics, Reynolds
ECON-200.004H: Microeconomics, Feinberg
ECON-200.005: Microeconomics, Sonenshine
ECON-200.006: Microeconomics, Hazilla
ECON-200.008: Microeconomics, Hazilla
ECON-200.009H: Microeconomics, Meurs
ECON-200.010: Microeconomics, Lerman
ECON-200.014: Microeconomics, Lin
ECON-300.001: Intermediate Microeconomics, Feinberg
ECON-300.002: Intermediate Microeconomics, Hazilla
ECON-301.001: Intermediate Macroeconomics, Callahan
ECON-301.002: Intermediate Macroeconomics, Joharji
ECON-318.001: Economic History, Wisman
ECON-322.001: Intro to Econometrics, Husted
ECON-358/658.001: The Arab Economies, Willoughby
ECON-358/658.002: Financial Issues in Latin America, Porzecanski
ECON-363.001: Macroeconomics of Econ Devel,Sawers
ECON-370/670.001: International Economics,Muller
ECON-371.001: International Economics: Trade, Reynolds
ECON-396/696.001: Econ Pol Analys for Emer Mark Economies,Whitney
ECON-396/696.002: Poverty, Ineq & Soc Pol Microeconomics, Lerman
Graduate-Level Courses
ECON-500.001: Microeconomics, Bono
ECON-501.001: Macroeconomics, Meade
ECON-505.001: Introduction to Mathematical Economics, Isaac
ECON-541.001: Public economics I, Stotsky
ECON-552.001: Economics of Transition, Meurs
ECON-575.001: Gender Persp Econ Anlys:Macro, Grown
ECON-596.001: Int'l Finance and Emerging Markets,Porzecanski
ECON-603.001: Intro to Economy Theory, Mathur
ECON-618.001: Economic History:Europe/World, Willoughby
ECON-630.001: Monetary Economics, Starr
ECON-633.001: Financial Economics, Callahan
ECON-658/358.001: The Arab Economy, Willoughby
ECON-658/358.002: Financial Issues in Latin America, Porzecanski
ECON-661.001: Survey of Economic Development, Sawers
ECON-663.001: Development of Macroeconomics, Stotsky
ECON-665.001: Proj. Eval in Devel Countries, Winters
ECON-670/370.001: Survey of Inter'l Econ, Muller
ECON-672.001: Inter'l Economics: Finance,Isaac
ECON-696/396.001: Policy Analy for Emerging Markets,Withney
ECON-696/396.002: Poverty, Inequality and Soc Pol, Lerman
ECON-696.004: Res Econ for Devl Countries, Mathur
ECON-702.001: Macroeconomic AnalysisI, Starr
ECON-711.001: Macro Political Economy, Blecker
ECON-713.001: Microeconomic AnalysisII, Bono
ECON-723.001: Econometric Method, Golan
ECON-783.001: Sem:Empirical Microeconomics, Golan
ECON-797.001: Masters Thesis Seminar, Blecker
