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THE COREGRADUATE COURSES BY AREAS OF STUDY(2013-14)Price Theory30100 Price Theory I [=LAWS 43611] -- Murphy / Becker (F)30200 Price Theory II [=LAWS 43621] -- Murphy / Reny (W)30300 Price Theory III -- Myerson / Reny (Sp)Theory of Income33000 Theory of Income I -- Alvarez (F)33100 Theory of Income II -- Stokey (W)33200 Theory of Income III -- Mulligan (Sp)Quantitative Methods30400 Introduction to Mathematical Methods in Economics -- Lima (9/3/13-9/20/13)31000 Empirical Analysis I -- Shaikh (F)31100 Empirical Analysis II -- Uhlig (W)31200 Empirical Analysis III -- Neal / Hortaçsu (Sp)THE SPECIALIZED FIELDSAdvanced Financial Economics**39100* Asset Pricing [=BUSF 35904] -- Cochrane (F)39600* Topics in Asset Pricing [=BUSF 35907] -- Panageas (W)39701* Advanced Theory of Corporate Finance & Capital Markets [BUSF 35913] -- He (Sp)** Students who took the former “Asset Pricing” Specialized field may not count any of these coursesfor General Distribution.Applied Macroeconomics**38001* Applied Macroeconomics: Micro Data for Macro Models [=BUSF 33942] -- Davis / Hurst (F)38102* Applied Macroeconomics: Heterogeneity and Macro [=BUSF 33949] -- Vavra (W)43400* Topics in Labor Markets and Macroeconomics -- Lopes de Melo (Sp)** Students who previously took “Applied Macroeconomics” as one of their Specialized fields may notcount any of these courses for General Distribution.Behavioral Economics41001* Behavioral Economics [=BUSF 38912] -- Thaler / Kamenica / Pope (Sp)41100* Experimental Economics [=ECON 21800] — TBA (W)Econometrics and Statistics37200* Analysis of Microeconomic Data I [=PPHA 48200] -- Black (F)31700* Topics in Econometrics -- Shaikh (W)31801* Random Coefficients Models and High-Dimensional Econometrics -- Gautier (Sp)Economic Growth / International Trade**35101* International Macroeconomics & Trade [BUSF 33946] – Cosar / Ossa (F)35301* International Trade & Growth -- Lucas (Sp)35501* International Macroeconomics and Finance [BUSF 35915] -- Hassan (W)** Students who previously took “Economic Growth/International Trade” as one of their Specializedfields may not count any of these courses for General Distribution.Economics of the Family**34300* Human Capital [= SOCI 30306] -- Becker (Sp)34601* Economics of the Family in Developing Countries -- Voena (W)35002* The Origins And Consequences Of Inequality In Capabilities -- Heckman (W)** Students who took the former “Labor Economics / Human Capital” Specialized field may not countany of these courses for General Distribution.13