Here, I share posts on topics broadly related to my empirical research and teaching that catch my interest. I write about them to keep track of ideas and to share useful insights with others who might be interested.
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I taught my first class, Principles of Microeconomics, in Summer 2025. In the last two sessions of the course, I included a section on the basics of investing for retirement. I am passionate about financial literacy and education, and I shared some of what I have learned with my students to give them a baseline understanding. You can download this presentation here.
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During my time as a first-year student, I created many “guides” to help me with the content. After passing my core exams, I became the TA for the Ph.D. microeconomics courses for the following cohort. During that time, I consolidated all of my microeconomics guides into two PDFs. These guides are based on lecture notes and problems from Dr. R. Vijay Krishna and Dr. Luke Boosey. Although I am not a theorist, I hope these materials prove helpful to other Ph.D. students in economics. Any and all mistakes are my own.