Advanced Courses 2016-2017
During the first and second year, students are required to pass two advanced courses in each of the three fields (Econometrics, Macroeconomics and Microeconomics) to be chosen with the agreement of the supervisor/advisor, plus 2 additional advanced courses, chosen freely, for a total of 8 courses. They must pass at least one advanced courses during the first year to be considered for promotion to the second year. Any remaining advanced course requirement will need to be fulfilled in the second year.
Block IV advanced courses 3 April – 26 May
Exams in week of 29 May
Macroeconomics
Axelle Ferriere, Topics in Fiscal Policy (ECO-AD-FSCPLC-16)
Ramon Marimon, Macro-finance and policy design (half-credit) (ECO-AD-PLCDSG-16)
Lian Allub, Economics for non-economists: Macroeconomics (ECO-AD-NONECO-16)
Econometrics
Guido Imbens, Causality and Machine Learning Part I (ECO-AD-MCHLRG-16)
Susan Athey, Causality and Machine Learning Part II (ECO-AD-MCHLRN-16)
Inés Berniell, Labor Economics (half-credit) (ECO-AD-LBRECO-16)
Andrea Ichino, The Problem of Causality (ECO-AD-PBLCAU-16)
Leonardo Melosi, Structural Bayesian Econometrics (half-credit) (ECO-AD-BAYTRC-16)
Microeconomics
Andrea Mattozzi, Topics in Political Economy (ECO-AD-PLTECN-16)
Wouter Dessein, Topics in Organizational Economics (half-credit) (ECO-AD-ORGECO-16)
Piero Gottardi, Topics in Financial Economics (ECO-AD-FINECO-16)
Macroeconomics or Microeconomics
Philipp Kircher, Competitive Search and Assortative Matching (half-credit) (ECO-AD-ASSMTC-16)
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