Course Summary: This course provides basic skills in graphing and analyzing economics data. The first two blocks of the course are composed of an extensive coverage of probability and statistics that is necessary to understand the theory and practice of regression analysis. The third block of the course is devoted entirely to regression analysis. Some of the concepts discussed in the second and third block of the course are illustrated with widely-used statistics and econometrics software giving the student the opportunity to learn the application of some of the concepts discussed in class to economics data.

Course Summary: This course focuses on money and banking, inflation, unemployment, the measurement and determination of national income, and government fiscal and monetary policy.

Course Summary: This course focuses on money and banking, inflation, unemployment, the measurement and determination of national income, and government fiscal and monetary policy.

ECO 3431, Summer 2022

"I found that the way Professor Lahue structured the notes was very helpful. If I found myself about to ask a question about something I wrote down, the next piece of instructional material often answered it. Professor Lahue also communicated incredibly clearly over canvas and in class regarding assignment due dates, expectations, and office hours. Professor Lahue also did a great job of putting new statistical terms and processes in layman's terms to helps students without strong statistics backgrounds."

"His explanation of examples are great."

"Willingness to review certain sections of material and the ability to efficiently teach information each class."

ECO 2013, Summer 2019

"He really seemed like he cared about how well we did in the class. For instance, he always sent out reminders before our exams."

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