Present Teaching

Advanced Microeconomic Analysis I (PhD Level): I teach the tutorials for this class of PhD Students from the Berlin School of Economics during the Winter semester. Reference book: Mas-Colell et al. (1995).

*2026-2027: this year I was responsible for the all tutorials (General Equilibrium, Consumer and Producer Theory, Game Theory, Cooperative Game Theory and Matching). References: Georg Weizsäcker, Christian Basteck, Gabriel Ziegler, Dilip Ravindran.

*2025-2026: This year I only taught General Equilibrium Theory and Cooperative Game Theory/Matching, while Mingzhao Dai did the rest. References: Georg Weizsäcker, Christian Basteck.

Advanced Microeconomic Analysis II (PhD Level): I teach the tutorials for this class of PhD Students from the Berlin School of Economics during the Spring Semester of 2026, alongside Mingzhao Dai and Weichu Wang. This year I will teach Partial Equilibrium, Externalities and Market Power. Reference book: Mas-Colell et al. (1995). References: Willy Lefez.

Past Teaching

T.A. at IPESUP's Preparatory Class (Paris, France): I was a T.A. in a Preparatory Class in Economics, Sociology, and History from October 2022 to June 2024. For those unfamiliar with the French educational system, my job was to correct students' oral exams. Such exams prepare them for a final competitive exam at the end of 2 years in order to get accepted to a Business School (HEC, ESCP...) in my case. In such oral exams, students receive a subject ("Do we have to be scared of inflation's return?", for example) or a famous quote ("In the long run we are all dead" - Keynes, for instance) and have 30 minutes to prepare a small 10-minute presentation, followed by questions.

Reference: Professor Nicolas Nekourouh-Motlagh.

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