Cornell College - Teaching - Economics & Business

Course Repertoire
2006-2007	Term 2: Antitrust and Regulation Term 3: Multinational Corporations in Historical Perspective Term 6: Intermediate Microeconomics Term 8: Managerial Economics Terms 9: Microeconomics
2005-2006	Term 1: Macroeconomics Term 3: Financial Accounting Term 4: US Business History Term 6: Intermediate Microeconomics Terms 7 and 9: Microeconomics
2004-2005	Term 2: Microeconomics Term 3: Financial Accounting Term 5: Intermediate Microeconomics Term 6: Microeconomics Term 8: Managerial Economics Term 9: Financial Accounting
Past courses
Spring 2004	American Economic History Survey of US business history emphasizing the transition from small, family firms to large, multidivisional enterprises. Course was cross-listed between The University of Iowa’s economics and history departments. Statistics for Business Strategy This course offers a "working knowledge of statistical techniques, scientific data-based approach to problem formulation and solution, statistical techniques in the context of real data analysis, assessment of defects in statistical analyses, using data for making business decisions, choosing appropriate statistical procedures, developing skill in communicating statistical results to audiences without knowledge of statistics."
Spring 2003	Principles of Macroeconomics Introductory principles class in a large lecture format.
Spring 2002	Historical Survey of Asian Business Survey of the historical organization of South and East Asian businesses including transactions cost analyses of family enterprises and the influence of religious beliefs on business practice. Course was approved for The University of Iowa’s International Business Certificate Program. Globalization in History Exploration of an earlier wave of international economic integration, European expansion in Asia between 1500-1800. Course was offered through the The University of Iowa’s Department of History.
Fall 2001	American Economic History Survey of US business history emphasizing the transition from small, family firms to large, multidivisional enterprises.
Spring 2001	Economics of American Industry An introduction to industrial organization focusing on the contemporary US antitrust and regulatory environment.
Fall 2000	Principles of Microeconomics Introductory principles course.
Spring 2000	Indian Economic History An analysis of the different sectors of the Indian economy from colonialism to the late twentieth century. Course was taught through the University of Pennsylvania’s South Asia Regional Studies and Economics departments.