This teaching dossier provides a brief summary of the courses I have taught, their description, my approach to teaching them, and a summary of the teaching evaluations from those courses.
Complete evaluations are available upon request.
This course is a introduction to the standard models used in industrial organization using both mathematics and game theory. The goal of this course is to introduce students to the tools and paradigms of industrial organization. For many students this course is their first significant experience with economic markets other than perfect competition and monopoly as such particular emphasis was placed on understanding the strengths and weaknesses of these markets. Problem based learning and interactive class sessions are used to encourage students to think critically about the models presented to them. In the summer of 1999 the text used was Carlton and Perloff's Modern Industrial Organization.