Northwestern University - Department of EconomicsAnnual 2002-03 Schedule

FALL WINTER SPRING

101 Freshman Seminar

Coen Gordon Schulz

Lieb

Weisbrod

Witte

201 Introduction to MacroeconomicsCoen Barlevy Barlevy

Gordon Witte

202 Introduction to MicroeconomicsSchulz Worthington Lam

Worthington Schulz

213 Economics of Gender Lieb Lieb

250 Business and Government Worthington Kreisle

260 Accounting & Business FinanceDrebin Drebin

Drebin

281 Intro. to Applied Econometrics Latsch Latsch Latsch

305 Comparative Economics Coen

306-1 See Economics 361

306-2 See Economics 362

307 Econ. of Medical Care Weisbrod

308 Money and Banking Fusaro Witte Fusaro

309 Public Finance Witte Coen

310-1 Inter. Microeconomics ISchulz Braeutigam Pavan

Zheng

310-2 Inter. Microeconomics. IIDekel Chung Olszewski

Ely

311 Inter. Macroeconomics I Gordon Latsch Nagypal

315 Topics in Econ. History Moriguchi

318 Hist. of Econ. Thought Kiesling

321 African-American Economic History Alexis

322 Global Economic History Moriguchi

323-1 American Econ. History Before 1865 Ferrie

323-2 American Econ. History Since 1865 Mokyr

324 Western Econ. History Kiesling

325 Economic Growth and Development Matsuyama

326 Economics of Developing Countries Latsch Latsch

330 Behavioral Economics Lam Lam

331 Economics of Risk & Uncertainty Siniscalchi

337 Economics of State and Local Government Worthington

339 Labor Economics Lieb Mortensen

FALL WINTER SPRING

349 Industrial Economics Kwiek Savage

350 Monopoly, Competition and Public Policy Panzar Kreisle

351 Law and Economics Haddock

355 Transportation Econ. Braeutigam

360 Corporate FinanceNovikov Kaplin

Langberg Ledesma Liebana

361 International Trade (was 306-1) Matsuyama Olszewski Olszewski

362 International Finance (was 306-2) Monge Christiano

370 Environmental and Resource Eonomics Kiesling Kiesling

380 Mathematical Economics (-1) Ely (-2) Chung

381 Econometrics (-1) Matzkin (-2) Taber

398 Senior Honors Seminar (-1) Schulz (-2) Schulz

401 Mathematical Methods Ely

410 Microeconomics (-1) Dekel (-2) Zheng (-3) Whinston411 Macroeconomics (-1) Christiano (-2) Eichenbaum (-3) Barlevy412 Econ. Theory & Methods (-1) Ely (-2) Lam (-3) Chung414 Econ. of Information (-2) Zheng (-1) Wolinsky (-3) Pavan

415 Advanced Microeconomics (-1) Siniscalchi (-2) Reiter

416 Advanced Macroeconomics (-1) Christiano (-2) Nagypal

420-1 American Econ. History Ferrie

420-2 European Econ. History Mokyr

425 Economic Development (-1) Matsuyama

436 Public Finance (-1) Meyer

440 Econ. of the Labor Market (-1) Taber (-2) Mortensen

450 Industrial Organization and Prices (-1) Rogerson (-2) Porter (-3) Whinston480 Intro. to Econometrics (-1) Manski (-2) Horowitz (-3) Matzkin481 Econometrics (-1) Manski (-2) Horowitz (-3) Matzkin

482 Time-Series Methods Spady

483 Cross-Sectional Methods L. Hu

498 Advanced Topics (-1) Moriguchi (-2) Christiano (-3) Austen-Smith501 Graduate Seminar Barlevy Barlevy Barlevy

Summer 2003 Schedule

Course Title Day Time Campus Instructor201 Introduction to Macro. MW 9-11a EV Etienne Gagnon202 Introduction to Micro. MW 6:30-8:30p EV Maxim Sinitsyn281 Applied Econometrics TTh 6:30-8:30p EV Lyndon Moore309 Public Finance MW 1-3p EV Eric Schulz310-1 Intermediate Micro. I MW 6:30-8:30p EV Eric Schulz310-2 Intermediate Micro. II TTh 9-11a EV Yossef Spiegel311 Intermediate Macro MW 9-11a EV Hemanshu Kumar350 Monopoly, Competition TTh 1-3p EV Yossef Spiegel

EV = class held on the Evanston campus