Courses Taught:

Spring 2007

EC681 - Research Paper and Seminar

Winter 2007

• EC681 - Research Paper and Seminar
  
  
• EC325 - Game Theory
  
  
• EC120 - Introduction to Microeconomics
  
  

Other courses taught:

Graduate Courses

• EC801 - Microeconomics (for the PhD in Management)
• EC650 - M.A. Macroeconomics II (for the Masters in Business Economics)

EC260 - Microeconomic Analysis for Management

Teaching Philosophy

I believe that the most important aspect of teaching at the university level is stimulating students to think critically. This is achieved through theoretical or empirical models. However, I believe that it is crucial to identify which assumptions are driving the results so that by questioning both the results and the assumptions students learn to apply the models in the appropriate context. To further develop students' analytical skills, my lectures require their active and frequent participation in class. Furthermore, given my interest in the strategic interaction between different agents, I introduce strategic behavior into the analysis whenever appropriate.