In Semester 2/2025, I will be teaching six courses
at the Faculty of Economics, Sriracha Campus, Kasetsart University.
The courses are delivered in a bilingual teaching environment.
Further information and course registration are available through
the University's official online system.
Enquiries concerning course content, structure, or prerequisites
should be addressed to the department office.
Simultaneous-equations estimation, types of equation systems, identification problems, problems of contra-assumptions, ordinary least squares, maximum likelihood estimation, K-class estimators, and lagged variables. Econometric forecasting.
Integral calculus, differential equations, and difference equations in economic dynamics. Linear programming and its applications in economics.
An introduction to statistics as a tool to analyse economics data through interval estimation, hypothesis testing, statistical inference about means and proportions of two economics populations, inferences about economics population variances, tests of goodness of fit and independence, analysis of variance and experimental design in economics, nonparametric methods for economics, statistical methods for quality control in economics, and sample survey in economics.
National income account. Determination of national income. Business cycle and national income fluctuations. Theories and measures of fiscal policies. Money and banking, monetary and income analysis. International trade and finance. Unemployment, inflation, economic growth and development. Comparative economic systems.
National income account. Determination of national income. Business cycle and national income fluctuations. Theories and measures of fiscal policies. Money and banking, monetary and income analysis. International trade and finance. Unemployment, inflation, economic growth and development. Comparative economic systems.
Basic knowledge of economics, basic economic problems, economic structure and service industries, demand, supply, equilibrium, cost and revenue analysis, market structure, pricing in service industries, capital investment decision, economic fluctuations and forecasting, the impacts of economic conditions on service industries.
Definitions and types of energy in various forms; applications of economic concepts to energy topics and environmental impacts due to energy consumption and production; energy price determination mechanism; public policies in managing energy utilisation and environmental impact mitigation. Field trip required.
Mathematical analysis in determining national income, equilibrium in demand, and supply side of the economy, static equilibrium model, wage determination and unemployment, monetary and fiscal policies, international revenue policies and balance of payments, inflation, the relationship between wage, price, and output and economic growth.
Mathematical analysis of consumer behaviour theory, production and cost theory, market price determination theory, general equilibrium theory, welfare economics and economic model.
Relationships between economic variables. Properties of estimators. Simple and multiple regression theories and its application. Diagnostic testing for regression. Definition and detection of multicollinearlity, autoregression and heteroscedasticity. Selection of functional form. Regression modeling with dummy variables. Estimation with simultaneous equation system. Cointegration.
General theory of development and underdevelopment. Economic growth models. Agricultural and economic development. Industrial development. Human resource development. Saving-investment and economic development. Monetary and fiscal policies for developing countries. Role of foreign trade on economic development. Foreign aid and investment.
Thinking and applications of microeconomic and macroeconomic theories. Discourse and discussion on various issues. Applications of economic principles and theories to various issues including sustainable development, economic crisis, poverty, inequality, international trade and investment.
National income account. The measurement of macroeconomic variables. Determination of equilibrium national income in the closed and open economy. Multiplier. Equilibrium in the goods market, financial market and aggregate demand curve. Equilibrium in the labour market and aggregate supply curve. Analysis of the relationship among the goods market, the financial market, the labour market and general equilibrium in the economy. The relationship between unemployment and inflation. Growth theories. Expectation. The open economy. Monetary and fiscal policies.
Relationship between human, natural resources and the environment; classification and principle of utilization of natural resources; economic growth, quality of natural resources and the environment; consumption, production and environmental impacts on quality of life; solving and mitigation of the natural resource and environmental utilization problems; natural resource and environmental situations and management in Thailand. Field trip required.
Meaning, nature and methods of economic study. Economic problems. Functioning of the economy. Demand, supply, price, elasticity of demand and supply, application of demand and supply. Consumer behaviour and utility. Production and cost, short-run cost and long-run cost, production in the long-run and the very long-run concerning progress and pollution. Price determination in different types of market, application of price theory. Income distribution, determination of wage, interest, and return on investment; poverty and inequality.
Economics and the world around us. Economic systems and business forms. Applications of markets, demand and supply in daily life. Behaviors of consumers, firms and social issues. Relationship between Thai and world economies. Important economic problems. Money and banking and public finance in daily life. Thai economy in globalisation and digital economy. Sufficiency economy philosophy.