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Undergraduate Programs

Courses offered Winter 2023–2024

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Course delivery table: Unless otherwise indicated the courses are delivered In Person. For other course delivery methods, please refer to the section colors
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Number	Section		Title, instructor	Day, time	Location

ECO101H1F			Principles of Microeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Robert Gazzale • outline • Learning outcomes	M3-5	OIG162

	L0201		Kripa Freitas • outline • Learning outcomes	T11-1	OIG162

	L0301		Kripa Freitas • outline • Learning outcomes	T1-3	OIG162

	L0401		Loren Brandt • outline • Learning outcomes	W11-1	MY150

	L0501		Loren Brandt • outline • Learning outcomes	W1-3	MS2158

	L5101		Robert Gazzale • outline • Learning outcomes	M6-8	MY150

ECO101H1S			Principles of Microeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Abdollah Farhoodi • outline • Learning outcomes	R1-3	MS2158

	L0201		Abdollah Farhoodi • Learning outcomes	R3-5	MS2158

ECO102H1F			Principles of Macroeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Nathanael Vellekoop • outline • Learning outcomes	T10-12, W12-1	KP108, OI2212

ECO102H1S			Principles of Macroeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Nathanael Vellekoop • outline • Learning outcomes	MW10-11	OIG162

	L0201		Nathanael Vellekoop • outline • Learning outcomes	MW11-12	OIG162

	L0301		Nathanael Vellekoop • outline • Learning outcomes	MW12-1	OIG162

	L0401		Tyler Paul • outline • Learning outcomes	M3-5	MS2158

	L5101		Tyler Paul • outline • Learning outcomes	M5-7	MS2158

ECO105Y1Y			Principles of Economics for Non-Specialists • Calendar entry
	L0101	(HYBR)	Avi J. Cohen • outline • Learning outcomes	M9-11

	L0102	(HYBR)	Avi J. Cohen • outline • Learning outcomes	M9-11

ECO199H1F			Economics and Sustainable, Green Development • Calendar entry
	L0101		Masoud Anjomshoa • outline • Learning outcomes	R11-1	OI 4416

ECO199H1S			Economics and Sustainable, Green Development • Calendar entry
	L0101		Masoud Anjomshoa • outline • Learning outcomes	R11-1	MY440

ECO200Y1Y			Microeconomic Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Nazanin Khazra • outline • Learning outcomes	W9-11, R9-11	NL6, SS2118

	L0201		Nazanin Khazra • outline • Learning outcomes	W9-11, R11-1	SS2117, SS2118

	L0301		Nazanin Khazra • outline • Learning outcomes	W9-11, R3-5	SS2135

	L0401		Laura Turner and Mir Ahasan Kabir • outline • website • outline • Learning outcomes	M4-6, W6-8	F: AH400, SS2135; W: BR200, SS2135

	L5101		Laura Turner and Mir Ahasan Kabir • outline • website • outline • Learning outcomes	M6-8, W6-8	F: AH400, RW117; W: NF003, RW117

ECO202Y1Y			Macroeconomic Theory and Policy • Calendar entry
	L0101		Tyler Paul • outline • Learning outcomes	M1-3, W11-1	F: WB116, MP202; W: RW117, AH400
		Recognize a set of facts about macroeconomic activity and appreciate how they inform our modeling assumptions. Understand the strengths and weaknesses of existing methods of measuring the macroeconomy Describe three different theories of long-run economic growth and compare their ability to explain real world data Articulate the likely macroeconomic consequences of various shocks through the lens of a mathematical model Analyze fiscal and monetary policy options for rectifying business cycle fluctuations Identify the microeconomic foundations of modern macroeconomic theory
	L0201		Tyler Paul • outline • Learning outcomes	M1-3, R11-1	F: AH400, RW117; W: UC140, RW117
		Describe the key players in modern financial markets and understand their structure and operating incentives Assess the market forces which determine interest rates for financial assets and how these link to real economic activity Analyze the importance of household debt in precipitating and intensifying economic downturns Identify the causes of financial crises, the impact of the business cycle, and the similarities across historic episodes Evaluate the responses of policy makers to crises and the recent successes or failures of newly-introduced tools Develop familiarity with real-world events and data by practicing statistical analysis and written communication
	L0301		Robert Owen • Learning outcomes	T9-11, R9-11	RW110

	L0401		Robert Owen • Learning outcomes	T1-3, R9-11	RW117

	L5101		Terry Yip • outline • Learning outcomes	MT6-8	WI1016

ECO204Y1Y			Microeconomic Theory and Applications (for Commerce) • Calendar entry
	L0101		Ajaz Hussain • outline • Learning outcomes	M11-1, T3-5	SS2135, KP108

	L0201		Ajaz Hussain • outline • Learning outcomes	T1-3, W1-3	SS2135, NL6

	L0301		Florian Dendorfer • outline • Learning outcomes	W11-1, R1-3	SS2118

	L0401		Florian Dendorfer • outline • Learning outcomes	W3-5, R1-3	SS2117

	L5101		Ajaz Hussain • outline • Learning outcomes	T5-7, R9-11	SS2118, NL6

	L5201		Ajaz Hussain • outline • Learning outcomes	W5-7, R3-5	SS2118

ECO206Y1Y			Microeconomic Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Kripa Freitas • outline • Learning outcomes	R11-1, W9-11	F: FE114, WI1017; W: FE114, BL205

	L0201		Kripa Freitas • outline • Learning outcomes	R6-8, W9-11	RW117

ECO208Y1Y			Macroeconomic Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Joseph Steinberg • outline • Learning outcomes	T3-5, R1-3	F: MP102, RW117; W: MB128, WB116
		Analyze equilibrium outcomes numerically, algebraically, and graphically Identify the determinants of long-run economic growth Explain how monetary and fiscal policy can be used to mitigate the effects of short-term macroeconomic fluctuations Identify the components of a macroeconomic model and appreciate how models are used as lenses through which to view macroeconomic data Translate real-world situations into the mathematical language of macroeconomic theory Recognize the microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic theory
	L0201		Murat Celik and Terry Yip • outline • Learning outcomes	M3-5, T1-3	SS2117
		Introduction to the main topics of interest in macroeconomics, such as economic growth, business cycles, and labour market frictions. Developing a theoretical foundation and familiarity with rigorous analytical models in order to prepare the students for more advanced treatments of macroeconomic questions. Learning the basic concepts in macroeconomics, such as gross domestic product, national income accounting, inflation and price indices, labour market metrics, and business cycle terminology. Understanding, constructing, and using macroeconomic models tailored towards particular questions in order to assess how government policies or macroeconomic events affect the agents in the economy, such as consumers and firms, in a general equilibrium setting. Learning how and why to use micro-foundations (agent based modeling with rational expectations) to arrive at consistent aggregate economic implications, in line with the Lucas Critique. Understanding the difference between general equilibrium and partial equilibrium analyses; and thus the difference between micro- and macroeconomic approaches to economic questions.
ECO209Y1Y			Macroeconomic Theory and Policy (for Commerce) • Calendar entry
	L0101		Masoud Anjomshoa • outline • Learning outcomes	M9-11, W9-11	UC140

	L0201		Masoud Anjomshoa • outline • Learning outcomes	M9-11, W3-5	SS2135, KP108

ECO220Y1Y			Introduction to Data Analysis and Applied Econometrics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Jennifer Murdock and Dina O'Brien • outline • Learning outcomes	T9-11, F9-11	SS2102

	L0201		Jennifer Murdock and Dina O'Brien • outline • Learning outcomes	T11-1, F9-11	SS2117

	L0301		Jennifer Murdock and Kathleen Dobson • outline • Learning outcomes	W11-1, F9-11	SS2135

	L0401		Jennifer Murdock and Quinlan Tsun-Hei Lee • outline • Learning outcomes	W1-3, F9-11	SS2118

	L0501		Karen Ugarte-Bravo • outline • Learning outcomes	W3-5, F3-5	F:FE114, SS2135; W:NL6, SS2135

	L0601		Karen Ugarte-Bravo • outline • Learning outcomes	R3-5, F3-5	RW110, SS2118

	L5101		Karen Ugarte-Bravo • outline • Learning outcomes	W5-7, F3-5	F: FE114, SS2102; W: PBB250; SS2102

ECO225H1S			Data Tools for Economists • Calendar entry
	L0101		Nazanin Khazra • outline • Learning outcomes	W11-1, R4-6	MS2170, GB221

	L0201		Nazanin Khazra • Learning outcomes	W1-3, R4-6	MS2158, KP108

ECO227Y1Y			Foundations of Econometrics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Kuan Xu • website • outline • Learning outcomes	W3-5, F11-1	F: NL 6, SS1073; W: SS1073
		This is an introductory course in probability and statistics intended for economic specialists. The course assumes basic familiarity with elementary calculus and will use it extensively. The course gives students a rigorous introduction to probability theory, estimation theory, sampling distributions, hypothesis testing, and simple regression analysis. By the end of the course, students should be familiar with the basic tools used to model uncertainty in economics and finance, including hypothesis testing and model parameter estimation.
ECO231H1F			Economics of Global Trade • Calendar entry
	L0101		Robert Owen • outline • Learning outcomes	R2-4, M12-2	OI2212

ECO232H1S			Global Macroeconomics and Policies • Calendar entry
	L0101		Robert Owen • outline • Learning outcomes	M12-2, R2-4	NL6, WI1016

ECO306H1F			American Economic History • Calendar entry
	L0101		Shari Eli • outline • Learning outcomes	R2-5	SS1087
		1) Depth and Breadth of Knowledge (i) Using tools from econometrics and economics (ii) Learning about current debates 1) Depth and Breadth of Knowledge (i) Using tools from econometrics and economics (ii) Learning about current debates (2) Learning New Methods (i) Introduce students to the use of econometric techniques including diff-in-diff, regression discontinuity and natural experiments and then evaluating these techniques (ii) Learning how to choose different techniques depending on the issues faced (2) Learning New Methods (i) Introduce students to the use of econometric techniques including diff-in-diff, regression discontinuity and natural experiments and then evaluating these techniques (ii) Learning how to choose different techniques depending on the issues faced (3) Writing Skills (i) Explaining assumptions, hypotheses, evidence in essay form (3) Writing Skills (i) Explaining assumptions, hypotheses, evidence in essay form (4) Limitations of Research (i) Cognizance of the ways that assumptions limit the possible conclusions that can be drawn (ii) Identifying the limits of the data (iii) Determining ways to establish causation versus correlation and acknowledging when itâ€™s not possible to make causal claims (4) Limitations of Research (i) Cognizance of the ways that assumptions limit the possible conclusions that can be drawn (ii) Identifying the limits of the data (iii) Determining ways to establish causation versus correlation and acknowledging when itâ€™s not possible to make causal claims
ECO310H1F			Empirical Industrial Organization • Calendar entry
	L0101		Victor Aguirregabiria • outline • Learning outcomes	R10-1	SS1073
		Understand key features of empirical models encompassing demand, production function, price and quantity competition, and market entry. Grasp endogeneity issues in simultaneous equations models, their implications, and potential solutions. Demonstrate proficiency in using market data to estimate model parameters and interpret the economic implications of these estimations. Acquire practical programming skills using Stata and hands-on experience with real-world data, preparing them to engage in empirical IO research projects.
ECO313H1F			Environmental Economics and Policies • Calendar entry
	L0101		Masoud Anjomshoa • outline • Learning outcomes	R2-5	PBB250

ECO313H1S			Environmental Economics and Policies • Calendar entry
	L0101		Masoud Anjomshoa • outline • Learning outcomes	R2-5	OI2212

ECO314H1F			Energy and the Environment • Calendar entry
	L0101		Adonis Yatchew • outline • Learning outcomes	M9-12	AH100

ECO316H1F			Applied Game Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Stanton Hudja • outline • Learning outcomes	M1-3, R4-5	MP202

ECO316H1S			Applied Game Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Stanton Hudja • outline • Learning outcomes	M1-3, R4-5	MS2170, RW117

ECO317H1F			Concepts of Fairness in Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Gabriel Carroll • website • outline • Learning outcomes	R10-12, F1-2	SS2110, MS2172
		Recognize various kinds of situations that require judgments about distributive justice. Be acquainted with classic dilemmas in which different principles of distributive justice conflict. Develop the habit of approaching fairness questions by looking for principles to apply across a class of situations. Be familiar with the mathematical expression of fairness principles via the axiomatic approach. Be familiar with some of the classic solutions that economic theory has proposed for problems of distributive justice, and the arguments that justify them.
ECO317H1S			Concepts of Fairness in Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Gabriel Carroll • website • outline • Learning outcomes	R10-12, F1-2	OI2212
		Recognize various kinds of situations that require judgments about distributive justice. Be acquainted with classic dilemmas in which different principles of distributive justice conflict. Develop the habit of approaching fairness questions by looking for principles to apply across a class of situations. Be familiar with the mathematical expression of fairness principles via the axiomatic approach. Be familiar with some of the classic solutions that economic theory has proposed for problems of distributive justice, and the arguments that justify them.
ECO320H1F			Economic Analysis of Law • Calendar entry
	L0101		Robert Barber • outline • Learning outcomes	M11-1, W1-3	MS2172

	L0201		Robert Barber • outline • Learning outcomes	M11-1, R2-4	NF003, AH100

ECO320H1S			Economic Analysis of Law • Calendar entry
	L0101		Robert Barber • outline • Learning outcomes	M11-1, W1-3	BA1190, FE230

	L0201		Robert Barber • outline • Learning outcomes	M11-1, R2-4	RW117

ECO322H1F			Canadian Economic History, 1850-1960 • Calendar entry
	L0101		Kieran Furlong • outline • Learning outcomes	W10-1, F9-10	VC101, BA1210

ECO324H1F			Economic Development • Calendar entry
	L0101		Arthur Blouin • Learning outcomes	T10-1	MS2172

ECO324H1S			Economic Development • Calendar entry
	L0101		Kripa Freitas • outline • Learning outcomes	T11-1, W11-1	SS1085, GB221

	L0201		Kripa Freitas • Learning outcomes	T1-3, W11-1	BL205

ECO325H1F			Advanced Economic Theory - Macro • Calendar entry
	L0101		Michelle Alexopoulos • outline • Learning outcomes	T1-3, W5-6	NL6
		Gain familiarity with basic growth models Gain a better understanding of sources of economic growth Gain familiarity with a basic business cycle model Gain a better understanding of sources of business cycles Gain competence in analyzing simple dynamic macroeconomic models
ECO326H1F			Advanced Microeconomics - Game Theory • Calendar entry
	L5101		Marcin Pęski • outline • Learning outcomes	M6-9	MP137

ECO326H1S			Advanced Microeconomics - Game Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Marcin Pęski • outline • Learning outcomes	M10-1	UC161

ECO331H1S			Behavioural and Experimental Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Robert Gazzale • outline • Learning outcomes	M2-5	MB128

	L5101		Robert Gazzale • Learning outcomes	M5-8	MS2170

ECO333H1F			Urban Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Abdollah Farhoodi • outline • Learning outcomes	T11-12, W11-1	RW117

	L0201		Abdollah Farhoodi • outline • Learning outcomes	T12-1, W1-3	RW117

	L5101		Abdollah Farhoodi • outline • Learning outcomes	T5-6, W5-7	EM001

ECO334H1S			The Political Economy of Media • Calendar entry
	L0101		Tianyi Wang • outline • Learning outcomes	T10-1	FE114

	L0201		Tianyi Wang • outline • Learning outcomes	T3-6	PBB250

ECO338H1F			Economics of Careers • Calendar entry
	L0101		Aloysius Siow • website • outline • Learning outcomes	R9-12	BL205

ECO339H1F			Labour Economics: Employment, Wages and Public Policy • Calendar entry
	L0101		Michael Baker • outline • Learning outcomes	R1-4	UC179

ECO340H1S			Labour Economics: The Distribution of Earnings • Calendar entry
	L0101		Michael Baker • Learning outcomes	R2-5	UC85

ECO342H1F			Twentieth Century Economic History: Institutions, Growth and Inequality • Calendar entry
	L5101		Kieran Furlong • outline • Learning outcomes	R5-8, F10-11	GB221, BA1170

ECO349H1F			Money, Banking and Financial Markets • Calendar entry
	L0101		Tyler Paul • outline • Learning outcomes	M10-1	AG ALGNT
		Describe the key players in modern financial markets and understand their structure and operating incentives Assess the market forces which determine interest rates for financial assets and how these link to real economic activity Analyze the importance of household debt in precipitating and intensifying economic downturns Identify the causes of financial crises, the impact of the business cycle, and the similarities across historic episodes Evaluate the responses of policy makers to crises and the recent successes or failures of newly-introduced tools Develop familiarity with real-world events and data by practicing statistical analysis and written communication
	L0201		Tyler Paul • outline • Learning outcomes	M2-5	WI1016
		Describe the key players in modern financial markets and understand their structure and operating incentives Assess the market forces which determine interest rates for financial assets and how these link to real economic activity Analyze the importance of household debt in precipitating and intensifying economic downturns Identify the causes of financial crises, the impact of the business cycle, and the similarities across historic episodes Evaluate the responses of policy makers to crises and the recent successes or failures of newly-introduced tools Develop familiarity with real-world events and data by practicing statistical analysis and written communication
ECO349H1S			Money, Banking and Financial Markets • Calendar entry
	L0101		George Georgopoulos • outline • Learning outcomes	W2-5	PBB250

	L5101	(HYBR)	Christopher D'Souza • outline • Learning outcomes	T6-9	MS2172

	L5201		George Georgopoulos • outline • Learning outcomes	R6-9	MS2172

ECO353H1S			Special Topics in Economics with Data Analytics: Sports Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Laura Turner • outline • Learning outcomes	M10-1	SS1069

ECO353H1S			Special Topics in Economics with Data Analytics: Economics of Algorithms • Calendar entry
	L5101		Yao Luo • outline • Learning outcomes	M5-8	MP134

ECO358H1F			Financial Economics I • Calendar entry
	L0101		Nathanael Vellekoop • outline • Learning outcomes	T3-5	UC140

	L5101		Nathanael Vellekoop • outline • Learning outcomes	T5-7	UC140

ECO358H1S			Financial Economics I • Calendar entry
	L5101		Louis Belisle • outline • Learning outcomes	T6-9	BL205

ECO359H1S			Financial Economics II: Corporate Finance • Calendar entry
	L0101		Ata Mazaheri • outline • Learning outcomes	T9-12	UC179

	L0201		Sedat Ersoy • outline • Learning outcomes	T2-5	RW140

ECO362H1F			Economic Growth • Calendar entry
	L0101		Diego Restuccia • outline • Learning outcomes	M2-5	FE114

ECO364H1F			International Trade Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Kevin Lim • outline • Learning outcomes	T2-5	SS2118

	L5101		Kevin Lim • outline • Learning outcomes	T6-9	SS2102

ECO364H1S			International Trade Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Peter Morrow • outline • Learning outcomes	T10-1	SS2118

	L0201		Peter Morrow • Learning outcomes	T2-5	SS2102

ECO365H1F			International Monetary Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Jordi Mondria • outline • Learning outcomes	M10-1	RW117

	L0201		Jordi Mondria • outline • Learning outcomes	M1-4	BA1130

ECO365H1S			International Monetary Economics • Calendar entry
	L5101		George Georgopoulos • outline • Learning outcomes	T6-9	UC140

	L5201		George Georgopoulos • outline • Learning outcomes	W6-9	NL6

ECO367H1S			The Economics of Inequality • Calendar entry
	L0101		Clementine Van Effenterre • outline • Learning outcomes	M3-5, W1-2	OI2212

ECO369H1F			Health Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Karen Ugarte-Bravo • outline • Learning outcomes	T1-3, F1-3	SS2106, WB116

	L0201		Karen Ugarte-Bravo • outline • Learning outcomes	T3-5, F1-3	SS2135, WB116

ECO369H1S			Health Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Michael Stepner • outline • Learning outcomes	M2-5	SS1073

ECO372H1F			Data Analysis and Applied Econometrics in Practice • Calendar entry
	L0101		Gustavo Bobonis • outline • Learning outcomes	W11-1, R4-5	SS1069

	L0201		Gustavo Bobonis • outline • Learning outcomes	W3-5, R6-7	BL205

ECO372H1S			Data Analysis and Applied Econometrics in Practice • Calendar entry
	L0101		Courtney Ward • outline • Learning outcomes	R9-11, F12-2	SS1073, MP202

	L0201		Courtney Ward • Learning outcomes	R12-2, F12-2	SS1073, MP202

ECO374H1F			Forecasting and Time Series Econometrics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Martin Burda • outline • Learning outcomes	W9-11, R5-6	SS2106

ECO374H1S			Forecasting and Time Series Econometrics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Martin Burda • Learning outcomes	R10-12, F11-12	UC161

ECO375H1F			Applied Econometrics I • Calendar entry
	L0101		Courtney Ward • outline • Learning outcomes	R9-11, F9-11	OI5170, BA1160

	L0201		Courtney Ward • Learning outcomes	R12-2, F9-11	OI5170, BA1160

ECO375H1S			Applied Econometrics I • Calendar entry
	L0101		Yuanyuan Wan • outline • Learning outcomes	W9-11, F9-11	UC179

	L0201		Yuanyuan Wan • outline • Learning outcomes	W12-2, F9-11	SS1071

ECO380H1F			Markets, Competition, and Strategy • Calendar entry
	L0101		Yanyou Chen • outline • Learning outcomes	T2-5	BA1180

	L0201		Yanyou Chen • outline • Learning outcomes	W2-5	BA1130

ECO380H1S			Markets, Competition, and Strategy • Calendar entry
	L5101		Florian Dendorfer • outline • Learning outcomes	R5-8	MC252

ECO402H1S			Topics in Health Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Courtney Ward • outline • Learning outcomes	T9-11, T11-1	MY420, MY360

	L0201		Courtney Ward • Learning outcomes	T1-3, T11-1	MY320, MY360

ECO403H1F			Topics in Development Economics and Policy • Calendar entry
	L0101		Eva Vivalt • outline • Learning outcomes	R10-1	FE139

	L0201		Eva Vivalt • outline • Learning outcomes	R2-5	OI2295

ECO403H1S			Topics in Development Economics and Policy • Calendar entry
	L0101		Arthur Blouin • Learning outcomes	W10-1	ES4000

	L0201		Arthur Blouin • Learning outcomes	W2-5	WW120

ECO404H1F			Topics in Managerial Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Ajaz Hussain • outline • Learning outcomes	W1-4	BL114

ECO404H1S			Topics in Managerial Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Ajaz Hussain • outline • Learning outcomes	W1-4	LA248

ECO414H1S			Energy and Regulation • Calendar entry
	L0101		Adonis Yatchew • outline • Learning outcomes	M10-1	BL205

	L0201		Adonis Yatchew • outline • Learning outcomes	M 2-5	VC323

ECO418H1S			Empirical Applications of Economic Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Yao Luo • outline • Learning outcomes	M1-4	UC244

ECO419H1F			International Macroeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Joseph Steinberg • outline • Learning outcomes	M2-5	BL112
		Recognize key facts about which countries have borrowed and lent from one another Identify the determinants of international borrowing and lending Identify the sources of exchange rate fluctuations Translate real-world situations into the mathematical language of macroeconomic theory Analyze equilibrium outcomes numerically, algebraically, and graphically
ECO426H1F			Market Design • Calendar entry
	L0101		Colin Stewart • outline • Learning outcomes	R2-5	KP113

ECO428H1F			Classical Economic Thought • Calendar entry
	L0101		Kieran Furlong • outline • Learning outcomes	W2-5, F11-12	CR403, BA1230

ECO435H1F			The Economics of Modern China • Calendar entry
	L0101		Loren Brandt • outline • Learning outcomes	T11-2	CR405

ECO439H1F			Empirical Methods in Microeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Kory Kroft • outline • Learning outcomes	M10-1	UCA101

ECO439H1S			Empirical Methods in Microeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Kory Kroft • outline • Learning outcomes	T1-4	FE213

ECO451H1S			Macroeconomic Growth • Calendar entry
	L0101		Diego Restuccia • outline • Learning outcomes	M2-5	WW120

ECO461H1S			The Economics of Financial Risk Management • Calendar entry
	L0101		Ata Mazaheri • outline • Learning outcomes	T12-3	UC161

ECO462H1F			Financial Econometrics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Christian Gourieroux • Learning outcomes	R11-1	UC85

ECO466H1F			Empirical Macroeconomics and Policy • Calendar entry
	L0101		Angelo Melino and Martin Burda • outline • Learning outcomes	T10-12, R10-12	OI3312
		Increase their data literacy and learn how to apply techniques to address policy issues. How monetary policy is conducted, ways in which the central banks use general equilibrium models, and basic techniques for predicting key macroeconomic variables. Follow current economic developments and how domestic and international events may alter the Bank of Canada's monetary policy in the short run.
ECO475H1S			Applied Econometrics II • Calendar entry
	L0101		Yuanyuan Wan • outline • Learning outcomes	R10-12, F11	SU444

ECO481H1F			Special Topics in Economics with Data Analytics: Health and Economic Inequality • Calendar entry
	L0101		Michael Stepner • outline • Learning outcomes	M10-1	BA2159
		Students will read academic papers covering recent research examining health and economic inequality, and discuss those papers in class with their peers and the professor. Students will also perform two empirical data analysis projects, exploring the themes of health and economic inequality using data. These projects will involve a written analysis that demonstrates critical thinking about what can be learned from the empirical data. These projects will also build skills in reproducible research practices—which are applicable in academia, industry and government work.
	L0201		Michael Stepner • outline • Learning outcomes	M2-5	FE240
		Students will read academic papers covering recent research examining health and economic inequality, and discuss those papers in class with their peers and the professor. Students will also perform two empirical data analysis projects, exploring the themes of health and economic inequality using data. These projects will involve a written analysis that demonstrates critical thinking about what can be learned from the empirical data. These projects will also build skills in reproducible research practices—which are applicable in academia, industry and government work.
ECO482H1F			Machine Learning Applications in Macroeconomic Finance • Calendar entry
	L0101		Marlene Koffi • outline • Learning outcomes	W10-1	KP113

ECO482H1S			Machine Learning Applications in Macroeconomic Finance • Calendar entry
	L0101		Marlene Koffi • outline • Learning outcomes	R10-1	OI2279

ECO499H1Y			Honours Essay in Applied Microeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Gustavo Bobonis • outline • Learning outcomes	T1-4	F: SK218, W: UCA101

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