14.003/14.03 Class Home

14.003/14.03 Microeconomic Theory and Public Policy

Fall 2010

Instructor: David H Autor

TAs: Iuliana Pascu, Anil Kumar Jain

Lecture: MW9.30-11 (32-144)
Recitation : Friday 9am and 10am (66-154)
Office Hours (Prof. Autor): Tuesday 4:15-5:45pm (or by appointment) (E52-371)
Office Hours (Anil): Monday 3-4pm (E52-369L - if it gets too crowded we will move to E52-398)
Office Hours (Iuliana): Wednesday 4-5pm (E52-398)

Information:

OCW archive available

Announcements

Exam 3 tomorrow

Hi all,

The exam is tomorrow at 9am in 32-123.

A calculator is allowed and may be useful.

Thanks!

Anil

Announced on 12 December 2010 12:12 p.m. by Anil Kumar Jain

Graded Material

All material has now been graded and is in the same box, where you normally hand in work.

Thanks.

Anil

Announced on 10 December 2010 2:37 p.m. by Anil Kumar Jain

Optional Review Session tomorrow

Just a little reminder, that the optional review session is at 9am tomorrow in E51-395.

Anil

Announced on 09 December 2010 9:59 p.m. by Anil Kumar Jain

Graded materials

Hi everyone,

All the past graded quizzes, exams and problem sets 1-5 are on the table outside of E52-201, if you would like to pick them up.

I also wanted to note that some of the practice exams posted for Exam 2 have questions on risk and insurance that are relevant for the final: for example, Q3 and Q4 on the Fall 2004 exam.

Best,
Iuliana

Announced on 08 December 2010 11:45 a.m. by Iuliana Pascu

14.03/14.003 Announcement: Please complete the online subject evaluation

Dear 1403/003 students.

Thanks to the one third of you who have already completed your online course evaluations.

To the remaining two thirds of you, Anil, Iuliana and I would like to ask you to please complete the course evaluations today or tomorrow (certainly by week's end):

http://web.mit.edu/subjectevaluation/

All three of us greatly appreciate and benefit from your comments and suggestions. Moreover, your input is especially helpful to future students. Without your input, we will be forced to make exactly the same set of mistakes -- even repeat the same jokes -- that we made this time around.

You don't want to be responsible for that, do you?

Thanks,

- David Autor

Announced on 07 December 2010 11:59 a.m. by David H Autor

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