Microeconomics Seminar · Economics
The economics, business and ethical implications and issues involved in owning/operating a sports team, stadium, league and related industries.
We had weekly readings which were fairly light, no longer than an hour - 1.5 per week; paper proposal took a while to research but it's very doable; first draft takes a while but again you get the entire semester to think about it and it's just a benchmark submission so you're not doing the whole 20 pages in the last few days before the final deadline; presentation on your rough draft is just talking about what you've done for the first draft; time for the final draft of the paper will probably vary, but it's nothing out of the ordinary for a Columbia course
I learned a lot of about PE & HF investing quite literally across the entire financial system.
Behavioral economics methods of analysis
I learned about different pricing strategies as well as how to go about writing an academic research paper.
Foundational understanding of gender economics
I learn a lot about taxation, its ramifications and implications, how it impacts different entities.
2 page papers every week, 10-20 page term paper. standard, really.
A great introduction to the world of blockchain and crypto
I learned so much about globalization and international trade is contributing to environmental destruction. However, it can be prevented.