Teaching
Microeconomics I
Microeconomics I
(TA for Piero Gottardi, PhD level course, EUI, Fall 2017) Course Evaluation
Consumers'/firms' choice problems and how they map into aggregate demand/supply functions
Characteristics of first-best allocations (social planner problem)
Efficiency properties of competitive market outcomes (incl. first and second welfare theorem)
Decisions under uncertainty, introducing Arrow securities
Introduction to Economics (German)
Introduction to Economics (German)
(TA for Bertram Schefold, Undergraduate course, Goethe University Frankfurt, Summer 2012, 2013)
Brief tour through economic history and history of economic thought (incl. some methodology)
Microeconomics (classical + neoclassical price theory, forms of competition)
Macroeconomics (national accounting, inflation, unemployment, IS-LM model, monetary theory)