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ECON-UA 363: Elements of Financial Economics (T)
4.00 Credits
New York University
Provides theoretical tools for understanding the operation and economic role of asset markets in the financial system. Develops the theory of decision making under uncertainty and techniques for portfolio choice and efficient risk sharing. Develops static and dynamic models of asset markets with applications to efficiency, arbitrage pricing, and the use and pricing of derivative securities.
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ECON-UA 365: Advanced Micro Theory (T)
4.00 Credits
New York University
Designed to introduce students to some of the main model-building techniques that have been developed by microeconomists. Intended for advanced undergraduates who have taken the necessary preparatory courses in economics and mathematics. Three basic topics are covered. The first topic is the static theory of consumer behavior both in a certain world and in an uncertain world. The second topic is the theory of general equilibrium. The third topic is the theory of dynamic optimization. In addition to the coverage of the economics, the advanced mathematical techniques that are needed to understand the material are reviewed.
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ECON-UA 367: Advanced Macroeconomics and Finance (T)
4.00 Credits
New York University
Studies dynamic theories of equilibrium with optimizing agents who face risky returns and uncertain government policies that influence their decisions. We study inflations and hyperinflations; theories of pricing bonds and equity and how well they work empirically; Social Security reform; causes and cures of financial panics; theories of optimal monetary and fiscal policy; and search theory and other applications of dynamic programming.
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ECON-UA 368: Financial Economics (P)
4.00 Credits
New York University
Provides theoretical and practical tools for understanding the operation of financial markets, the meaning of risk, and its relation to financial return. Also develops concepts of systematic versus idiosyncratic risk, market efficiency, the equilibrium determination of interest rates both in the overnight, interbank lending market and in the market for corporate debt, term and default premia in the bond market, and average excess stock returns in the equity market.
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ECON-UA 368 - Financial Economics (P)
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ECON-UA 375: Topics in Economic Theory (T)
4.00 Credits
New York University
Explores issues in economic theory using the tools learned in macroeconomics and microeconomics. Focuses on a particular issue each term.
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ECON-UA 380: Topics in Econometrics (P)
4.00 Credits
New York University
Examines a number of important areas of econometrics. The topics covered include identification and estimation of simultaneous equations models; model specification and testing; estimation of discrete choice models; and the analysis of duration models. In addition to covering the relevant theoretical issues, the course includes the application of these methods to economic data.
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ECON-UA 380 - Topics in Econometrics (P)
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ECON-UA 390: Topics in Economic Analysis II (P)
4.00 Credits
New York University
An advanced undergraduate elective course offered to encourage department or visiting faculty who wish to give courses in fields that are not in the permanent course offerings. The exact topic of this course is announced before registration each year. Such "topics courses" are not given regularly and a specific topic presented in any one semester is unlikely to be repeated. Students are allowed to count only one such topics course for the major.
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ECON-UA 402: Advanced Econometrics (P, T)
4.00 Credits
New York University
Covers a range of techniques in econometrics that are widely used in applied microeconomics, macroeconomics, and other fields. Although this is a course designed for honors economics majors, students who are not pursuing honors but still satisfy the GPA requirements (3.65 overall and in economics courses) and meet the prerequisite are encouraged to take this course. The class aims at preparing students for carrying out empirical research in economics, and there is emphasis on the relationship between economic models and observable data. We cover nonlinear methods, and a selection of topics in panel and time-series data.
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ECON-UA 410: Honors Tutorial (P, T)
4.00 Credits
New York University
Aims to train students to write on economic topics and perform economic analysis efficiently, as well as to develop theoretical skills. This course is in preparation for and is a prerequisite to the Honors Thesis (ECON-UA 450) course. Once a week, two students each present a paper on their original research. The students not presenting that week, as well as the instructor, critique the content and the form of the paper as well as the presentation. Each paper is to be revised and submitted to the instructor with a cover sheet that indicates how the student dealt with each of the criticisms.
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ECON-UA 450: Honors Thesis (P, T)
4.00 Credits
New York University
Students interested in pursuing an Honors Thesis should meet with the director of undergraduate studies in the spring semester of their junior year.
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