Courses

An impact evaluation course designed for Economics master’s and PhD students. A lot of programming in with an emphasis on building intuition using Montecarlo simulation. Students in the past started referring to me by the name “ cand” halfway through the course.

Basic models of risk and asymmetric information, for Economics master’s and PhD students. Previous cohorts of students have often joked that this is essentially a course in integration by parts ($\int uv'=uv-\int u’v$). They may have a point….

Health, nutrition and economic development, for an interdisciplinary audience. If you have no background in economics, I will do my best to teach you a good smattering of economic/econometric reasoning (including…gasp…equations), as it relates to health, so as to de-fang it for you.