Teaching

I teach courses on macroeconomics across the curriculum at Rutgers — intermediate-level theory for undergraduates and advanced theory and topics for Ph.D. students. Course materials for currently enrolled students are posted on Canvas.

Undergraduate

• Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis (Econ 01:220:321)
  Rutgers University · taught Fall & Spring, most semesters
  A second course in macroeconomics. Topics: long-run growth, business cycles, the AD/AS framework, monetary and fiscal policy, financial crises, and long-run public-sector solvency. Textbook: Mishkin, Macroeconomics: Policy and Practice (2nd ed.).
• The Chinese Economy
  Rutgers University
  A topical course on the macroeconomic, financial, and institutional features of the Chinese economy.

Graduate

• Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
  Rutgers University, Ph.D. program
  Core Ph.D. macro sequence — dynamic general equilibrium, recursive methods, heterogeneous-agent models.
• Topics in Macroeconomics
  Rutgers University, Ph.D. program
  Research-frontier topics in macro theory, drawn from my own and adjacent work: information frictions, financial frictions, labor-search, and the macroeconomics of data and AI.