Economics Department

Chair: Paul Ruud;

Professors: Geoffrey A. Jehle^b, Paul Johnson^a, David A. Kennett^a, Paul Ruud;

Associate Professors: Benjamin Ho, Sarah Pearlman, Robert Rebelein^b;

Assistant Professors: Esteban Argudo, Alicia Atwood, Sukanya Basu, Dustin Frye, Gisella Kagy, Tanseli Savaser;

Visiting Assistant Professors: Vera Brusentsev;

Adjunct Instructor: Frederick Van Tassell.

^aOn leave 2018/19, first semester

^bOn leave 2018/19, second semester

Advisers: The department.

Programs

Correlate Sequence in Economics

The economics department offers correlate sequences which designate coherent groups of courses intended to complement the curricula of students majoring in other departmental, interdepartmental, and multidisciplinary programs. Three areas of concentration are currently available for students pursuing a correlate sequence in economics:

International Economics, coordinated by Robert Rebelein (a), Paul Johnson (b).

Public Policy, coordinated by Robert Rebelein (a), Paul Johnson (b).

Quantitative Economics, coordinated by Paul Ruud.

Courses within each area should be chosen in consultation with the coordinator of that sequence.

• Economics Correlate Sequence

Other Programs

• Economics Major

Courses

Economics: I. Introductory

Economics: II. Intermediate

Freshmen may not take 200, 201, or 209 but they may take other courses numbered 200 and above in their second semester provided they have satisfied the prerequisite requirements.

Economics: III. Advanced