Exploring Non-Traditional Jobs for Engineering Grads - How to Leverage Your Degree
Discover how a computer science degree can lead to diverse career paths, from Wall Street to economic development. Learn to leverage your skills for non-traditional roles and impactful projects.
Brooklyn Quant Experience - A Tale of Two Tails: Size, Volatility, and Uncertainty
Explore size, volatility, and uncertainty in finance with Maggie Copeland's lecture on two-tailed mortality, applications, and trading implications.
Launch of the Center for the Economics of Human Development
Explore human development economics with Nobel Laureate James Heckman, focusing on interdisciplinary research to address social inequality and promote equal opportunities for human flourishing.
Talking Trump: Conversation, Context, and Controversy - Presidential Election Analysis
Experts analyze Trump's 2016 victory and presidency, exploring political, social, historical, and economic factors. Panel discussion and Q&A offer insights on his impact and future implications.
Engineering Econometrics
This course will be exclusively quantitative and an application to business/management-related problems. It is connected with problem sets and real-life cases to know the relevance of a particular problem and the decision-making thereof.
Applied Statistics and Econometrics
Gain practical skills in statistical analysis and econometric modeling, enhancing your ability to interpret data and make informed economic decisions.
Infrastructure Economics
This course is designed to introduce the role of infrastructure in economic growth. The broad view of physical as well as social infrastructure will be dealt with in-depth which will be helpful for the students.
Marxian Economics
Comprehensive exploration of Marxian economic theory, covering key concepts, historical context, and critiques of capitalism through 26 in-depth lectures by Professor Resnick.
The Economics of Green Buildings - Lecture 2
Explore the economic rationale behind sustainable construction, weighing costs and benefits for developers in creating environmentally friendly buildings.
From Green Buildings to Green Cities - Lecture 7
Explore how pricing environmental features in buildings supports decision-making and contributes to sustainable urban development, from individual structures to entire cities.
Monopoly Pricing and Durable Goods - Part 1
Explore monopoly pricing strategies and durable goods economics, focusing on information design in monopolistic markets. Gain insights into industrial organization principles.
Empirical Work on Advertising - Lecture 24
Explore empirical research on advertising's impact in industrial organization. Gain insights into market dynamics and consumer behavior through data-driven analysis.
Search Theory and Price Dispersion - Lecture 9
Explore search theory, including search costs and price dispersion, in this industrial organization lecture by Glenn Ellison at MIT.
Auctions: Empirical Models and Applications - Lecture 23
Explore the evolution of empirical auction models and their applications in industrial organization, focusing on recent developments and practical insights.
Online Markets: Google's Role in Digital Transactions - Lecture 25
Explore online markets and their dynamics, focusing on Google's role in managing transactions and shaping the digital marketplace.
Bounded Rationality: Rule-of-Thumb Consumers and Computational Costs - Lecture 21
Explore rule-of-thumb consumers, computational costs, and advertising models in industrial organization. Gain insights into bounded rationality and its impact on purchasing decisions.
Ethics and Markets in Industrial Organization - Lecture 12
Explore the ethics of market economies with Nobel Laureate Jean Tirole, examining moral implications and societal impacts of economic systems in this thought-provoking lecture.
Online Markets in Industrial Organization - Lecture 26
Explore issues in online retail, including market dynamics, consumer behavior, and competitive strategies. Gain insights into the evolving landscape of e-commerce and its economic implications.
Industrial Organization I: Search - Part 2 - Lecture 10
Explore reduced-form empirical evidence on search in industrial organization. Gain insights into consumer behavior, market dynamics, and pricing strategies through real-world data analysis.
Online Markets in Industrial Organization - Lecture 25
Explore online markets and their dynamics, focusing on Google's role in managing transactions and shaping digital commerce landscapes.
Search Models in Industrial Organization - Lecture 13
Explore economic settings through search models, continuing the discussion on industrial organization and market dynamics in this advanced economics lecture.