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ECON0150 with Erin Wolcott4 days ago

Studying Introduction to Macroeconomics has been a foundational and enlightening experience, offering insights into the broader workings of national economies and global economic systems. Throughout the course, I've gained a comprehensive understanding of key macroeconomic concepts such as GDP, inflation, unemployment, fiscal policy, and monetary policy. One of the most valuable aspects of this study has been its applicability to real-world scenarios. Learning how these economic principles influence decision-making at both the individual and governmental levels has provided me with a deeper appreciation for economic policy and its implications on society. Case studies and discussions on current economic events have further enhanced my understanding by illustrating theoretical concepts in practical contexts. Moreover, the analytical skills honed in this course are invaluable. I've learned how to interpret economic data, analyze trends, and evaluate economic policies' effectiveness. These skills are not only essential for academic success but also for making informed decisions in various career paths, from finance and business to public policy and international relations. For prospective students interested in macroeconomics, a strong foundation in mathematics and statistics can be advantageous, as these subjects underpin many economic models and analyses. Developing critical thinking skills and staying updated with economic news and research are also crucial for gaining a nuanced understanding of macroeconomic theories and their implications. Overall, Introduction to Macroeconomics provides a gateway to understanding the complex dynamics of economies on a national and global scale, making it an enriching field of study with broad applications across various disciplines and professions.

Studying Introduction to Macroeconomics has been a foundational and enlightening experience, offering insights into the broader workings of national economies and global economic systems. Throughout the course, I've gained a comprehensive understanding of key macroeconomic concepts such as GDP, inflation, unemployment, fiscal policy, …Read more

Chill and RelaxedProject-HeavyFair Grading
3hrs / week Low difficulty Above average value Would not take again
ECON0155 with Steven Pecsok10 days ago

Don't take this course with pecsok.. He really loves the material, but is not a super effective professor. You'll somehow end up with an A, but you'll be super confused. I would recommend taking it with someone else if you need to major in Econ

Slow-PacedEasy GradingEasy Exams
3hrs / week Low difficulty Low value Would not take again
ECON0111 with Erick Gong13 days ago

Professor Gong is the perfect professor for econ stats. I took an incredible amount of transferrable value from every class and I actually use what I learned in this class for research in other classes, after just one semester. Professor Gong was very clear and the work was manageable, though overwhelming at times. Though the class was very hard, it was incredibly rewarding. The course concluded with a research project that involved a paper and analysis using Stata. I loved practically applying what I learned in the course and Professor Gong was very available to support students. He uses Slack instead of email to communicate and responds very readily to help students with homework and projects.

Professor Gong is the perfect professor for econ stats. I took an incredible amount of transferrable value from every class and I actually use what I learned in this class for research in other classes, after just one semester. Professor Gong was very clear and the work was manageable, though overwhelming at times. Though the class w …Read more

Fast-PacedLots of HomeworkFair Grading
8hrs / week Very difficulty Extremely high value Would take again
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