EIB E214: International Economic Policy Analysis
Course Description
This seminar teaches skills that enable students to bridge the gap between coursework in economics and the types of economic analysis used in both government and private sector settings. These skills and tools build on material taught in Econometrics. The topics addressed in the seminar include a range of timely and policy-relevant issues in international economics and macroeconomics. The seminar will also focus on the use of empirical analysis for writing concise, effective policy memorandums. Open to students who have completed E213, which may be taken concurrently.
Course faculty:
Michael W. Klein
Course duration:
Full semester
Credits/Units:
3.0
Fall 2019
Faculty:
Michael W. Klein
Room:
Cabot 205
Day(s):
Tuesday
Time:
3:20 pm - 5:20 pm
SIS number:
84447
Final Exam
Consult instructor for exam detailsFall 2020
Faculty:
Michael W. Klein
Room:
Mugar 231
Day(s):
Tuesday
Time:
3:20 pm - 5:20 pm