Objective: Semester-long course for analyzing the theory of financing corporate operations and corporate decisions regarding the allocation of capital among alternative projects; includes the nature of financial instruments and the behavior of capital markets.

Taught: Fall 2022, Spring 2023, Spring 2024, Fall 2024, Spring 2025

Role: Graduate Teaching Assistant

Objective: Introduction to demand and supply, consumer behavior, the theory of business enterprise, the operation of competitive and monopolistic markets, and the forces determining income distribution.

Taught: Fall 2023

Role: Graduate Teaching Assistant

Objective: Introduction to the determinants of aggregate economic activity, the effects of monetary and fiscal policy upon national income, and economic policy toward unemployment and inflation.

Taught: Spring 2022

Role: Graduate Teaching Assistant

Objective: Semester-long course designed to provide students with an overview of structural approaches to macroeconomics. Topics include steady-state analysis, Solow growth, intertemporal wealth and substitution effects, consumption-savings decisions, labor-leisure decisions, and overlapping generations models.

Taught: Fall 2021

Role: Graduate Teaching Assistant