NOTE:  All course schedules and instructors are subject to change.  Also, specific course content will vary from year to year.  For a detailed course description, please check the individual course website for the most up-to-date syllabus.  Course websites can be accessed through http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule/schedulehome.aspx.

PRE-REQUIREMENT FOR CORE COURSES

• 200. Mathematical Methods in Economics (4)
  (Fall 11, John G. Riley)

CORE COURSES

• 201A. Microeconomics: Theory of the Firm and Consumer (4)
  (Fall 11, William Zame)

• 201B. Microeconomics: Basic Concepts and Techniques of Non-cooperative Game Theory and Information Economics (4)
  (Winter 12, Ichiro Obara)

• 201C. Microeconomics: General Equilibrium and Welfare Economics (4)
  (Spring 12, John Riley)

Macroeconomics

• 202A. Macroeconomics: Dynamics and Growth Theory (4)
  (Fall 11, Gary Hansen)

• 202B. Macroeconomics: Business Cycles (4)
  (Winter 12, Lee Ohanian)

• 202C. Macroeconomics: Topics in Macroeconomics (4)
  (Spring 12, Andrew Atkeson)

Quantitative Methods

• 203A. Probability and Statistics for Econometrics (4)
  (Fall 11, Rosa Matzkin)

• 203B. Introduction to Econometrics: Single Equation Models (4)
  (Winter 12, Jinyong Hahn)

• 203C. Introduction to Econometrics: Systems Models (4)
  (Spring 12, Zhipeng Liao)

• 211A. Economics of Uncertainty, Information, and Games (4)
  (Fall 11, Simon Board) Cross-listed with 271A

• 211B. Economics of Uncertainty, Information, and Games (4)
  (Fall 11, Jernej Copic)

• 212A. Topics in Advanced Theory: Search Theory (4)
  (Fall 11, Pierre-Olivier Weill) Cross-listed with 221A

• 213B. General Equilibrium and Game Theory (4)
  (Winter 12, Marek Pycia)

• 207. History of Economic Thought (4)
  (Winter 12, Joseph Ostroy)

• 213A. General Equilibrium and Game Theory (4)
  (Spring 12, Ichiro Obara)

• 212B. Topics in Advanced Theory: Applied Game Theory (4)
  (Spring 12, Moritz Meyer-ter-Vehn)

Monetary Economics

• 221A. Monetary Economics I (4)
  (Fall 11, Pierre-Olivier Weill) Cross-listed with 212A

• 221B. Monetary Economics II (4)
  (Winter 12, Gary Hanse)

• 221D. Monetary Economics IV (4)
  (Winter 12, Ariel Burstein) Cross-listed with 282B

• 221C. Monetary Economics III (4)
  (Spring 12, Roger Farmer)

• 231A. Econometrics: Single Equation Models (4)
  (Fall 11, Rosa Matzkin)

• 231B. System Models (4)
  (Winter 12, Jinyong Hahn)

• 232M. Topics in Econometrics (4)
  (Spring 12, Maximilian Kasy)

Economic History

• 241. Economic History of Western Europe (4)
  (Fall 11, Dora Costa)

• 242. Economic History of the U.S. (4)
  (Winter 12, Leah Boustan)

Public Finance

• 251B. Topics in Development Economics: Economics Development
  (Fall 11, Arnold Harberger)

Labor Economics

• 232M. Topics in Econometrics
  (Spring 12, Visitor)

• 261A. Labor Economics I (4)
  (Fall 11, Adriana Lleras-Muney)

• 262P. Topics in Labor Economics
  (Fall 11, Maurizio Mazzocco)

• 261B. Labor Economics II (4)
  (Winter 12, Maria Casanova)

• 262F.Topics in Labor Economics (4)
  (Winter 12, Dayanand Manoli)

Industrial Organization

• 271A. Industrial Organization, Price Policies, and Regulation I (4)
  (Fall 11, Simon Board) Cross-listed with 211A

• 271B. Industrial Organization, Price Policies, and Regulation II (4)
  (Winter 12, Hugo Hopenhayn)

• 271C. Mathematical Theory in Industrial Organization (4)
  (Spring 12, Connan Snider)

International Economics

• 281B. International Finance (4)
  (Winter 12, Aaron Tornell)

• 282A. Topics in International Economics (4)—Cross-Listed with 221A
  (Winter 12, Ariel Burstein) Cross-listed with 221B

• 282B. Topics in International Economics (4)
  (Spring 12, Pablo Fajgelbaum)

Breadth Option (must include one of the following):

• 241. Economic History of Western Europe
• 242. Economic History of the U.S.
• 207. History of Economic Thought

Syllabi for these classes can be found at the Social Sciences Computing ClassWeb Site.