Teaching
Teaching Assistant (Fall 2025)
Course: Macroeconomy - Growth
Professors: Maria Bas & Goulven Rubin
About: This class presents the Solow model along with the endogeneous growth theories (Based on Population and Ideas: A Theory of Endogeneous Growth by Charles I. Jones (1998)). The goal is to make students comfortable with economic growth models and understand the implications of their findings.
Course: Macroeconomy - Growth
Professors: Maria Bas & Goulven Rubin
About: This class presents the Solow model along with the endogeneous growth theories (Based on Population and Ideas: A Theory of Endogeneous Growth by Charles I. Jones (1998)). The goal is to make students comfortable with economic growth models and understand the implications of their findings.
Teaching Assistant (Winter / Spring 2026)
Course: International Trade
Professors: Léa Marchal
About: This course provides an introduction to the field of international trade theory, related empirical work and related economic policy issues. It introduces the main concepts and theories, from the Ricardian comparative advantage theory to heterogeneous firm models. We also look at issues of trade policy and factor mobility.
Course: International Trade
Professors: Léa Marchal
About: This course provides an introduction to the field of international trade theory, related empirical work and related economic policy issues. It introduces the main concepts and theories, from the Ricardian comparative advantage theory to heterogeneous firm models. We also look at issues of trade policy and factor mobility.