Courses Taught:
Economics of Sports - This elective course develops and utilizes economic tools to examine many facets of the professional sports world in America. Topics include public finance of stadiums, the labor market for professional sports, game theory and strategy, and regression analysis.
Basic Economic Issues - This course serves as an introduction to collegiate micro/macroeconomics. Topics include supply and demand, profit maximization, personal finance, and other basic economic concepts. I have taught this course both online and in-person.
Experimental Economics: This course provides students with an overview of seminal experiments in economics. Students participate in classroom experiments and also learn about experimental design methodology. Topics include Prospect Theory, market experiments, bargaining games, public goods, and voting.
Economics of Sports - This elective course develops and utilizes economic tools to examine many facets of the professional sports world in America. Topics include public finance of stadiums, the labor market for professional sports, game theory and strategy, and regression analysis.
Basic Economic Issues - This course serves as an introduction to collegiate micro/macroeconomics. Topics include supply and demand, profit maximization, personal finance, and other basic economic concepts. I have taught this course both online and in-person.
Experimental Economics: This course provides students with an overview of seminal experiments in economics. Students participate in classroom experiments and also learn about experimental design methodology. Topics include Prospect Theory, market experiments, bargaining games, public goods, and voting.
