Teaching

I have recently resumed teaching Economics.

In the Spring of 2024, I'm teaching a graduate-level on The Economics of Competition and Regulation.

In the Fall of 2023, I taught a few sections in an undergraduate class on Game Theory.

While being Head of School (June 2006 - February 2011) and Vice-Dean for Research and Talent (March 2011 - December 2021), I had no regular scheduled teaching.

Between 1990 and 2006 I taught microeconomics at all levels. This includes

• Introductory Economics - Micro and Macro (undergraduate first year)

• Markets, Production and Business Strategy (undergraduate first year)

• Microeconomic Theory (undergraduate first and second year)

• Micro I and II (undergraduate final year)

• Applied Microeconomics: Antitrust and Regulation (undergraduate final year)

• The Economics of Information and Contracting (graduate)

• The Theory of Industrial Organization (graduate)

• Game Theory (graduate)

• Auctions and Mechanism Design (graduate)

• Economics, Organization and Management (graduate)

• Theory of the Firm (graduate)

• Applied Industrial Organization: Regulation, Design and Antitrust (graduate)

Over the years, I've taught microeconomics to students in Economics, Management, Political Science, Mathematics and Computer Science.

I have plenty of teaching material stored electronically, and you are welcome to ask.