Economics Department

Chair: Benjamin Ho (2024/25), Sarah Pearlman (2025/26);

Professors: Benjamin Ho^a, Geoffrey A. Jehle^b, Paul Johnson, David A. Kennett^a, Sarah Pearlman;

Associate Professors: Qi Ge^b, Robert Rebelein;

Assistant Professors: Esteban Argudo, Alicia Atwood, Kyle Coombs, Harrison Shieh, Zhengren Zhu;

Visiting Assistant Professors: Nusrat Abedin Jimi, Andrew Lemon;

^aOn leave 2025/26, first semester

^bOn leave 2025/26, second semester

Advisers: The department.

Programs

Major

• Economics Major

Correlate Sequence in Economics

The Economics Department offers a correlate sequence intended to complement the curricula of students majoring in other departmental, interdepartmental, and multidisciplinary programs. Students interested in pursuing a correlate sequence in Economics should consult with a member of the department.

• Economics Correlate Sequence

Courses

Economics: I. Introductory

Economics: II. Intermediate

First-year students may not take 200 , 201 , or 203 , but they may take other courses numbered 200 and above in their second semester provided they have satisfied the prerequisite requirements.

• ECON 200 - Macroeconomic Theory
• ECON 201 - Microeconomic Theory
• ECON 203 - Introduction to Econometrics
• ECON 206 - Gender Issues in Economics
• ECON 215 - The Science of Strategy
• ECON 220 - Health Economics
• ECON 225 - Financial Markets and Investments
• ECON 235 - Sports Economics
• ECON 238 - Law and Economics
• ECON 240 - U.S. Economic Issues
• ECON 248 - International Trade and the World Financial System
• ECON 250 - Labor Economics
• ECON 261 - Political Economy
• ECON 267 - Environmental Economics
• ECON 271 - Chinese Economy
• ECON 273 - Development Economics
• ECON 275 - Money and Banking
• ECON 290 - Community-Engaged Learning
• ECON 298 - Independent Work

Economics: III. Advanced