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    • ECON 1177 Game Theory & Behavioral Econonics 

      Hashimoto, Tadashi (2020-01)
      Course Description This course introduces basic techniques of game theory and provides a wide range of economic and other social-scientific applications. Game theory—developed by economists, mathematicians, behavioral ...
    • ECON-2531-L Health Economics 

      Utzinger, Robert (2021-01)
      Objectives of the Course: Application of economic tools and concepts to the analysis of the US health care system and public health. Effects of health care on health, hospital behavior, health care workforce supply and ...
    • ECON 1010 - D1 & E Principles of Economics 

      Kahn, James A. (2021-01)
      This course is a basic one-semester introduction to economics, covering both microeconomics (how individuals and businesses make resource decisions, and the functioning of specific markets); and macroeconomics (the ...
    • ECON1201B: Macroeconomic Analysis - Fall 2021 

      Kahn, James A. (2021-09)
      Economics 1201 is an intermediate-level course in macroeconomics, incorporating topics in international and monetary economics as well as the determinants of long-term growth. The objective of the course is to provide ...
    • ECON1010K: PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS - Fall 2021 

      Bloise, Gaetano (2021-09)
      The purpose of this course is to initiate students to the basic principles of economics and to provide them with an understanding of several economic phenomena in a modern society. The course is split between the study of ...
    • ECO1010 & CRN14285: Principles of Economics - Fall 2021 

      Shao, Ran (2021-09)
      In this course , we focus on the activities of individual decision makers as they go about the business of life. At the semester’s end you will have a better understanding of how markets work, how prices are d etermined, ...
    • ECON1010: Principles of Economics 

      Hashimoto, Tadashi (Stern College for Women, Yeshiva University, 2022-01)
      This course introduces basic concepts of micro- and macro-economics. Through this course, students learn micro- and macro-economic concepts that will make them capable of analyzing past, current, and future economic ...
    • ECO1101: Microeconomics Theory 

      Shao, Ran (Stern College for Women, Yeshiva University, 2022-01)
      This course aims at providing you a rigorous understanding of basic microeconomic theory, and the economic tools to analyze the decision making of consumers and firms as well as their interactions in markets. This should ...
    • ECON1421E: Econometrics 

      Kim, Kun H. (Stern College for Women, Yeshiva University, 2022-01)
      ECO 1421 introduces the basic econometric methods used for analyzing economic data, testing economic theories, and evaluating policies. The prerequisite for the course is introduc- tory calculus and statistics. We will ...
    • ECON 1221/FIN 2221: Money, Banking, and Financial Markets 

      Khan, James (Stern College for Women, Yeshiva University, 2022-09)
      Monetary policy, both in the U.S. and around the world is frequently in the news as policymakers work hard to control inflation, bring about balanced growth and maintain the stability of the financial system. Money, Banking, ...