Northern Illinois University, 2021-2025

ECON 661: Macroeconomic Theory (Spring 2026) - 4 students

The course covers advanced macroeconomic theory and policy. The topics include the classical model, long-run growth, consumption, investment, real business cycle models, nominal rigidity, new classical models, monetary policy, financial markets, fiscal policy, and new Keynesian economics. 

ECON 261: Principles of Macroeconomics (Fall/Spring 2021-2025) - about 50 students/semester

The course explored various topics in economics, including the fundamental concept of scarcity as the driving force behind economic decision-making. It delved into the two essential aspects of markets: demand and supply, and examined the implications of price ceilings and price floors. The class also covered two significant price indices, namely the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and the GDP implicit price deflator. Additionally, it explored the concept of unemployment, different approaches to calculating a country's real GDP, and the dynamics of economic growth and business cycles.

ECON 375: Industrial Economics (Fall 2023) - about 30 students 

The course encompassed both the theoretical principles of industrial organization and practical examples derived from real-world business practices. A significant emphasis was placed on industry policies and regulations. Key topics covered included the theory of the firm and market structure, monopolistic practices, oligopoly and collusion, strategies to deter market entry, product differentiation, advertising, and the role of industry regulation.

University of Cape Coast, Ghana (2015/2016 Academic Year)

(I worked under 2 professors)

ECO 405/406: Econometrics 1 and 2 - about 50 students

ECO 421/422: Advanced Economic Theory 1 and 2 - about 300 students

ECO 301/302:  Intermediate Micro/Macro - about 400 students

ECO 201/202: Element of Micro/Macro - about 150 students

ECO 101/102: Principles of Micro/Macro - about 100 students