AAE596A

008033

This is a 1 credit unit seminar course. It is designed for the presentation and discussion of research methods and ideas in economics. The topics covered include research ethics (IRB, p-hacking), research design (experimental, quasi-experimental), applied econometrics (identification, inference), special issues in microeconomics (bridging theory and empirics), economic Nobel-prize winning ideas, and current economic policy debates. Other course activities include discussion about job market strategies, PhD application, and presentations by students (e.g., thesis, assigned papers).

SPF - Alternative Grading S, P, F

Graduate

GIDP - GC (Global Change)

AAE/ECON 339 or equivalent economic statistics course.

AAE496A