Spring 2004 Economics Course Offerings

COURSE DESCRIPTION PTS INSTRUCTOR TIME ROOM
BC1001y Introduction to Macroeconomics [description]
3
Carl Wennerlind TTh 2:40-3:55 405 MIL
BC1002y Introduction to Microeconomics [description]
3
Randall Reback MW 6:10-7:25 323 MIL
BC2010y Economics of Gender [description]
3
Kristin Mammen MW 10:35-11:50 237 MIL
BC3011y Inequality and Poverty
[description]
3
Sanjay Reddy TTh 4:10-5:25 304 BAR
BC3013y Economic History of the U.S. [description]
3
David Weiman TTh 9:10-10:25 302 BAR
BC3017y Economics of Business Organization
[description]
3
Alan Dye MW 9:10-10:25 405 MIL
BC3018y Econometrics
[syllabus] [description]
4
Sharon Harrison TTh 10:35-11:50 323 MIL
V3025y The Economics of Finance
(Columbia Econ Dept will offer it Spring 2004)
3
Vivette Ancona MW 2:40-3:55 207 MATH
BC3033y Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory [syllabus]
4
Steven Malin W 6:10-8:40 325 MIL
BC3035y Intermediate Microeconomic Theory [description]
4
Kristin Mammen MW 2:40-3:55 323 MIL
BC3038y International Money and Finance
[syllabus]
3
André Burgstaller TTh 1:10-2:25 304 BAR
BC3041y Theoretical Foundations of Politcal Economy [syllabus] [description]
3
Sanjay Reddy TTh 7:40-8:55 pm 323 MIL
BC3062y (01) Senior Thesis II
4
Sharon Harrison TBA
BC3062y (02) Senior Thesis II
4
Rajiv Sethi Th 4:10-6:00 1 LEH
BC3062y (03) Senior Thesis II
4
David Weiman Th 4:10-6:00 303 ALT
BC3063y (01)

Senior Seminar: Choice and Strategic Interaction: Theory and Evidence [description]

4
Herb Gintis W 4:10-6:00 22 LEH
BC3063y (02)

Senior Seminar: Entrepreneurship [description]

4
Alan Dye M 4:10-6:00 22 LEH
G4235y Historical Foundations of Modern Economics: Adam Smith to J.M. Keynes [syllabus]
3
André Burgstaller
Th 4:10-6:00
903 ALT