Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Econometrics classes taught by UChicago graduateTranslate this text using Google Translate.
Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Econometrics classes taught by UChicago graduateTranslate this text using Google Translate.
I'm an economist with two master's degrees, including an MA in Economics from the University of Chicago, and two years as a full-time research assistant on development and education projects with academic economists. I teach microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics at bachelor's and master's level, from first-year intuition to graduate-level proofs and identification strategies.
I focus on making things click rather than memorising: we work through your own problem sets, past exams or thesis, and I explain the reasoning behind each step so you can reproduce it alone. For econometrics, I also teach Stata and R hands-on, from data cleaning to regressions, panel methods, IV and difference-in-differences, and I can help you write up results for a thesis or a paper.
Typical students: UNIL, HEC, EPFL and UNIGE undergraduates preparing for exams, master's students working on applied econometrics or a thesis, and adults wanting a structured introduction to economics. Sessions are in English, French or Russian, in person in Lausanne / Geneva or online.
First session: we identify exactly where you're losing points and build a plan around it.