14.003/14.03 Micro Theory & Public Policy
Spring 2008
Instructor: Panle Jia Barwick
TAs: Christopher Smith, Neil Bhutta, Moshe Cohen, Leopoldo Fergusson
Lecture: MW1-2.30 (4-370)
Announcements
14.03 final exam reminder
The 14.03 final exam is tomorrow at 9AM in Walker Memorial. The exam will be 90 minutes long, and please bring a calculator to the exam. See you tomorrow, and good luck!
Chris
Announced on 21 May 2008 7:57 p.m. by Christopher Smith
Wednesday Review Session, Office Hours, Problem Sets
This Wednesday (May 14) I will be holding a review session during our regular class time and in the usual classroom. Please send me your questions about the last part of the course (i.e. after midterm 2) so that this session can be as useful as possible.
On Friday (May 16), I will be holding regular office hours from 10-12 in E52-244. Also, I will have extra office hours next week on Tuesday from 2-3pm (room to be announced).
Finally, Problem Sets 6 have been graded and can be picked up during the review session or office hours. I will post suggested solutions soon.
Best,
Leopoldo
Announced on 12 May 2008 3:32 p.m. by Leopoldo Fergusson
Chris's office hours moved this week
Dear class,
I am out of town on Thursday and Friday, so my office hours will be moved to Wednesday (tomorrow) from 4-5PM. Stop by my office, E52-351, to find out the location of office hours. I will still be accessible via email this weekend if you have pset questions.
Chris
Announced on 06 May 2008 1:47 p.m. by Christopher Smith
Problem Set 6 Posted, Recitation Tomorrow
Pset 6 is posted and is due in recitation next week. This might take a while, so start early! Recall 5 (out of 6) psets are counted towards your grade, but even if you have done well on 5 so far, solving pset 6 is good practice for the exam.
In recitation tomorrow I will answer questions and provide a basic review of the insurance under asymmetric information model studied in lecture. I will cover the case of cross-subsidy in this model which we did not get to cover in lecture. Finally, we will discuss the 2003 final exam exercise on signaling, as an introduction to the next topic in class.
Announced on 01 May 2008 10:23 a.m. by Leopoldo Fergusson
Handouts
Announced on 25 April 2008 3:34 p.m. by Leopoldo Fergusson