Teaching
I teach courses in microeconomic theory, introductory economics, and the history and development of economic thought at Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY. Below are selected course materials and resources that I use in teaching.
Graduate Microeconomic Theory
My graduate microeconomics materials emphasize strategic interaction, information, and computational approaches to economic theory.
Microeconomics II
Topics include principal-agent problems, bargaining, global games, adverse selection, and related applications of game theory.
Introductory Economics
For introductory economics at Hunter, I use a variety of examples, data, graphical exercises, and supplementary materials to connect basic economic models to real-world questions.
ECO 100 — Introduction to Economics
Jonathan Conning has assembled a useful collection of notes and teaching resources for ECO 100 at Hunter.
Development of Economic Thought
This course examines the development of economic ideas in their historical and intellectual context, from early political economy through the development of modern economics.
History of Economic Thought Resources
The History of Economic Thought Website is an extensive reference for economists, schools of thought, original texts, essays, and related historical material.
Video
Selected lectures, discussions, and other economics material are also available on my YouTube channel.