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115a: mw1-2.15 QR So (36) Steven Berry 115b: tth 1-2.15 QR So (26) TimothyGuinnane An introduction to the basic tools of microeconomics to provide a rigorous framework for understanding how individuals, firms, markets, and governments allocate scarce resources. The design and evaluation of public policy. May not be taken after econ 108a or b or 110a or < 117a>.
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116a: tth1-2.15 So (26) Anthony Smith 116b: mw1-2.15 So (36) Ray Fair An introduction that stresses how the macroeconomy works, including the determination of output, unemployment, inflation, interest rates, and exchange rates. Economic theory is applied to current events. May not be taken after econ 111b. Prerequisite: econ 108a or b, 110a, 115a or b, or < 117a>.
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121a: mw9-10.15 QR, So Core (32) Larry Samuelson 121b: tth 9-10.15 QR So Core (22) Dirk Bergemann The theory of resource allocation and its applications. Topics include the theory of choice, consumer and firm behavior, production, price determination in different market structures, welfare, and market failure. After introductory microeconomics and completion of the mathematics requirement for the major or its equivalent Elementary techniques from multivariate calculus are introduced and applied, but prior knowledge is not assumed. May not be taken after econ 125a. (Formerly econ 150a or b)
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122a: mw 11.35-12.50 QR So Core (34) William Nordhaus 122b: mw1-2.15 QR So Core (36) Bjoern Bruegemann Contemporary theories of employment, finance, money, business fluctuations, and economic growth. Their implications for monetary and fiscal policy. Emphasis on empirical studies, financial and monetary crises, and recent policies and problems. Enrollment limited in econ 122a. After two terms of introductory economics and completion of the mathematics requirement for the major or its equivalent May not be taken after econ 126b. (Formerly econ 154a or b)
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Dino Gerardi. mw1-2.15 QRSo (36) Core Similar to econ 121a or b but with a more intensive treatment of consumer and producer theory, and covering additional topics including choice under uncertainty, game theory, contracting under hidden actions or hidden information, externalities and public goods, and general equilibrium theory. After introductory economics, and math 118a or b or 120a or b or equivalent. May not be taken after econ 121a orb. (Formerly econ 152a)
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Giuseppe Moscarini. mw1-2.15 QRSo (36) Core Similar to econ 122a or b but with a more intensive treatment of the mathematical foundations of macroeconomic modeling, and with rigorous study of additional topics. After two terms of introductory economics, and math 118a or b or 120a or b or equivalent. May not be taken after econ 122a or b. (Formerly econ 153b)
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131a: tth 9-10.15 QR So Core (22) LanierBenkard 131b: tth 11.35-12.50 QR So Core (24) TaisukeOtsu Basic probability theory and statistics, distribution theory, estimation and inference, bivariate regression, introduction to multivariate regression, introduction to statistical computing. After introductory microeconomics and math 112a or b or equivalent. ( Formerly econ 161a or b)
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132a: tth9-10.15 QR, So Core (22) Fabian Lange 132b: tth11.35-12.50 QR, So Core (24) Joseph Altonji Continuation of econ 131a or b, with a focus on multivariate regression. Topics include statistical inference, choice of functional form, heteroskedasticity, serial correlation, two-stage least squares, qualitative choice models, time series models, and forecasting. Emphasis on statistical computing and the mechanics of how to conduct and present empirical research. After two terms of introductory economics, completion of the mathematics requirement for the major, and econ 131a or b or econ 135a or a course in the stat 101-106 series. (Formerly econ 166b) econ 135a, Introduction to Probability and Statistics. XiaohongChen. tth9-10.15 QR,So (22) Foundations of mathematical statistics: probability theory, distribution theory, parameter estimation, hypothesis testing, regression, and computer programming. After introductory microeconomics and either math 118a or b or math 120a or b and 222a or b or 225a or b. (Formerly econ 162a)
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Edward Vytlacil. mw 11.35-12.50 QRSo (34) Core Continuation of econ 135a with a focus on econometric theory and practice: problems that arise from the specification, estimation, and interpretation of models of economic behavior. Topics include classical regression and simultaneous equations models; panel data; and limited dependent variables. After econ 135a or with permission of instructor. ( Formerly econ 163b)
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