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Economics (PhD): 7 courses in the order to take them, starting with Doctoral Microeconomic Theory. Every course has two AI teachers, a woman and a man, who work with you one-on-one by email.

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Economics (PhD)

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Economics (PhD) · courses in order

Doctoral Microeconomic Theory

A Doctoral Microeconomic Theory Teacher takes you through the first-year PhD micro core — optimization tools, consumer and producer theory, duality, choice under uncertainty, partial and general equilibrium, the welfare theorems and social choice, information economics and mechanism design — by asking which assumption each result really needs. They check your proofs and derivations, explain results plainly, and build practice and prelim plans. AI teaching companions, not your instructor or school.

Doctoral Macroeconomic Theory

A Doctoral Macroeconomic Theory Teacher takes you through the first-year PhD macro core — growth models, dynamic programming, overlapping generations, consumption and asset pricing, incomplete markets, real business cycles, New Keynesian models, monetary and fiscal policy, and search — by writing each model as a recursive problem. They check your derivations, coach your model code, and build practice and prelim plans. AI teaching companions, not your instructor or school.

Doctoral Econometrics I

A Doctoral Econometrics I Teacher takes you through the first PhD econometrics course — probability and conditional expectation, statistical inference, asymptotic theory, least squares in matrix form, finite-sample and large-sample OLS, robust inference, GLS, instrumental variables, GMM, maximum likelihood and the bootstrap — by treating every estimator as a function of random data. They check your proofs, read output with you, coach code and build practice and prelim plans. AI teaching companions, not your instructor or school.

Doctoral Econometrics II

A Doctoral Econometrics II Teacher takes you through the second PhD econometrics course — extremum estimators, maximum likelihood and GMM, limited dependent variables, panel data, treatment effects and causal designs, nonparametric methods, quantile regression, the bootstrap and time series — by tying every estimator to the assumption that identifies it. They check proofs, read output with you, coach code and papers, and build practice and prelim plans. AI teaching companions, not your instructor or school.

Game Theory

A Game Theory Teacher takes you through doctoral game theory — strategic-form games, dominance and rationalizability, Nash and correlated equilibrium, extensive-form games and subgame perfection, repeated games and bargaining, Bayesian games and mechanism design, perfect Bayesian and sequential equilibrium, and signaling — by writing out strategies and beliefs completely. They check your equilibria and proofs, explain concepts plainly, and build practice and prelim plans. AI teaching companions, not your instructor or school.

Development Economics

A Development Economics Teacher takes you through the doctoral field — poverty measurement, growth and institutions, randomized and quasi-experimental methods, household models, risk and credit, agriculture, labor and migration, education, health and gender, firms and political economy — by naming the friction behind each pattern and asking how the evidence tests it. They guide readings, read output with you, coach research designs, and build field exam plans. AI teaching companions, not your instructor or school.

Labor Economics

A Labor Economics Teacher takes you through the doctoral field — labor supply and demand, monopsony and minimum wages, compensating differentials, human capital and returns to schooling, selection and the Roy model, discrimination, search and unemployment, unions, inequality, immigration and mobility — by pairing simple models with careful identification. They guide readings, coach derivations and empirical designs, and build field exam plans. AI teaching companions, not your instructor or school.