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Second-Term Courses 2010-2011

Compulsory Block 3 (January-February)

Advanced Courses

All current 1st-year researchers must take a total of at least 4 (max. 6) Advanced Courses and sit exams in these 4 courses, of which they must pass at least 3 (from different fields) to be considered for promotion to the 2nd year.

When choosing researchers should also remember that by the end of their 2nd year they should have passed 6 Advanced Core courses, 2 each in Macor, Micro and Econometrics, plus 2 additional Advanced Courses, chosen freely from among the Advanced Core and Non-Core (or Optional) courses, for a total of 8 courses.

Current 2nd year researchers must ensure that by the end of their 2nd year they have passed the exams of 8 Advanced Courses, of which 6 should be Advanced Core courses (2 in each of the 3 fields).  

 

Advanced and Optional Courses, 2nd-year Researchers (from January)

Presented by	Title	Date
Andrea Ichino	The Problem of Causality Course Outline  There will be a sit-down exam on  Friday 18 March, 11.00-13.00 and also a take-home.	Friday 21 Jan. 17.15 Tuesday 1 Feb. 8.45 Friday 4 Feb. 8.45 Tuesday 8 Feb. 8.45 Friday 11 Feb. 8.45 Tuesday 15 Feb. 8.45 Friday 18 Feb. 8.45 Tuesday 22 Feb. 17.15 Friday 25 Feb. 8.45 Friday 4 March 8.45

 

Advanced Block 1, 1st and 2nd-year Researchers (28 February-8 April, exams in the week of 11 April)

Macroecomics
Russell Cooper	Wages and Prices: Micro Evidence, Theory and Macro Applications	Course Outline
Giancarlo Corsetti	International Macroeconomics     There will be an exam on Wednesday 13 April, 10.00-13.00.	Course Outline    Tuesday 22 March Wednesday 23 March Thursday 24 March Friday 25 March Tuesday 29 March Wed 30 March - 13:00 Thursday 31 March Friday 1st April all at 17.15 Monday 4 April Tuesday 5 April both at 11.00
Microeconomics or Macroeconomics
Elena Carletti	Financial Crises	Course Outline
	Microeconomics
Massimo Morelli	Topics in Political Economy	Course Outline
	Econometrics
Jerome Adda	Microeconometrics	Course Outline
Helmut Luetkepohl	Structural Vector Autoregressions and Asymptotic Theory for Time Series Econometrics	Course Material

Half Credit Course

	Optional Course
Anthony Landry, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas (Fernand Braudel Fellow)	International Prices course outline course web page	Wed. 9 March, 13.00-15.00   Wed. 16 March, 11.00-13.00 Thurs. 24 March 13.00-15.00   Monday 28 March 11.00-13.00 Thursday 7 April 11.00-13.00