TA materials
Spatial Economics (PhD)
I wrote two assignments for Esteban Rossi-Hansberg’s PhD field course at UChicago. Each one guided students through the process of developing, quantifying, and solving spatial models in order to answer interesting economic questions.
- Assignment 1: Working with Quantitative Spatial Models
- Assignment 2: A Dynamic Spatial Model of Climate Change
Theory of Income III (PhD)
I wrote one midterm exam for Fernando Alvarez’s PhD core course in macroeconomics at UChicago.
International Trade (U)
I wrote a number of problem set and exam questions for Felix Tintelnot’s undergraduate elective on international trade at UChicago. I also set up and moderated a Slack channel for the course to help facilitate student participation in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.
- Problem Set 1 with solutions
- Problem Set 3 with solutions
- Problem Set 5 with solutions
- Midterm Exam with solutions and additional TFUs
- Final Exam with solutions
Math Camp (PhD)
I contributed two supplementary lectures on macro methods during our PhD math camp at UChicago.
Discussions
Conferences
- Lhuillier (2024) “Should I stay or should I grow? How cities affect learning, inequality and productivity” (presented at the 2024 NBER Summer Institute ITI)
- Donald, Fukui, & Miyauchi (2023) “Efficiency and welfare in a spatial economy” (presented at the 2023 UEA North American Meetings)
Reading Groups
The first two presentations were written for Greg Kaplan’s macro reading group at UChicago. Each was designed to take less than 30 minutes. The third presentation was written for a student-run reading group in trade and spatial economics. It was designed to take less than one hour.
- Gabaix, Lasry, Lions, & Moll (2016)
- Fajgelbaum & Schaal (2020)
- Proving Existence/Uniqueness of Spatial Models with Allen & Arkolakis
Course: Firm Dynamics and Economic Growth
Each presentation in this PhD field course taught by Ufuk Akcigit at UChicago was designed to take less than 15 minutes.