In-Person Teaching Repetoire

ECO 374, Pace University

Rising Powers: China’s Economic Growth and Development 

Over the past few decades, the world has witnessed China expand and evolve into one of largest and most influential world economies. But the secret to this modern growth miracle lies in its past. For most of its 5,000-year existence, China has been the largest, most populous, wealthiest, and mightiest nation on earth. At the end of the course, you will gain a greater understanding of patterns of historical events and current trends relevant to China’s historical and current growth, as well as the relationship between social, economic and political reforms that have helped shaped China into what it is today.

ECO 106, Pace University

Principles of Microeconomics

Microeconomics may be described as the study of individual human, firm, industry, and/or subnational government decision making. In essence, we will consider the behavior of microeconomic agents as they interact with firms, markets, and the government. The overarch- ing theme of the course will be to analyze how various economic agents respond to incentives, in theory and practice. 

ECO 240, Pace University

Quantitative Analysis and Forecasting

From the basics of simple to multiple regression analysis, we explore methods to answer questions such as: how much more income do college graduates make than non-graduates? What will IBM’s sales be next year?  Does giving money to poor people encourage them to have more children? After reviewing statistics, we will cover the assumptions, properties, and calculation of simple and multiple regressions, along with hypothesis testing and prediction using STATA and R. 

Online Teaching/TA Repertoire

BUSMBA 520, boise state university

Global Economics: Policy and Trade, MBA Program

An applied course in which the tools learned in economic principles classes are applied to understand international economic behavior and the global economy, including but not limited to: the benefits and patterns of world trade and investment; tariffs, quotas, and the commercial policies of nations; the foreign exchange market; the balance of payments; the consequences of trade balance deficits and surpluses for national policy; and the nature and institutions of international monetary systems.

ECO 3381, university of texas

Money and Banking

As markets expand and develop on a national and international level, the importance of money, banking, and other financial markets expands to accommodate innumerable exchanges. This course will allow you to understand the origins and nature of money, as well as the institutions and markets that enable the exchange of goods and services. 

ECO 5133, oklahoma state university

Managerial Economics, John Massey School of Business

An application of microeconomic principles to business decision-making.  Economic theory and quantitative methods are applied to managerial decisions about pricing, production, profit maximization and constraints.

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