I
consider teaching a very rewarding experience and I enjoy every bit
of it (except grading). My formal teaching responsibilities at
Drexel include two international trade courses at the Ph.D. level,
one international trade course at the MS level, and two
undergraduate courses. I very much enjoy teaching trade, however, I
also love teaching Principles of Microeconomics, as this gives me
the opportunity to share how great economics is with fresh minds and
to excite them about it. I also have taught at Princeton University
(Master level), the University of Munich (Master Level) and Boston
College (Undergrad. level). Most recently, I have been traveling the
world to teach an internsive course on "Trade
Policy Analysis with the Structural Gravity Model" for my "Gravity
with Gravitas for Autism" initiative. In addition to my formal
teaching responsibilities, I was honored to serve as a Faculty
Fellow of the Drexel Center for Academic Excellence and as a
Distinguished Fellow of the Center for Teaching Excellence at the
LeBow College of Business, and I have been privileged to receive
several teaching awards.
This course is designed to introduce you to Economics, as a study of choice under scarcity, and Microeconomics in particular, as the natural starting point in this direction. Formally, the course could be divided into two parts. First, I will introduce you to the concepts of "demand" and "supply"...
Course MaterialsThe purpose of this course is to introduce you to the exciting and dynamic field of International Trade. Formally, the course could be divided into two parts: Trade Theory and Trade Policy. During the first part, we will study some of the most influential theoretical models of international trade. As a result, we ...
Course MaterialsThe objective of this mini course is to serve as a practical guide for trade policy analysis with the gravity model of trade. The course offers a comprehensive and balanced approach between theory and empirics: It describes best practices for estimating the partial equilibrium effects of trade policy within ...
Course MaterialsECON 961: Empirical International Trade
Graduate
Level, Ph.D. | Multiple Times | Drexel University
ECON 644: Trade Policy: Theory and Evidence
Graduate
Level, (MSc) | Winter 2019 | Drexel University
ECON 630: International Trade: Theory and Policy
Graduate
Level, (MSc) | Fall 2015 | Drexel University
MS SMNR: Quantitative Policy Analysis with the Gravity Model
Graduate
Level, (MSc) | Fall 2020 | University of Munich
WWS 543: International Trade Policy
Graduate
Level (MPA) | Multiple Times | Princeton University
INTB 334: International Trade
Undergraduate
Level | Multiple Times | Drexel University
ECON 201: Principles of Microeconomics
Undergraduate
Level | Multiple Times | Drexel University
ECON 131: Principles of Microeconomics
Undergraduate
Level | Multiple Times | Boston College