Teaching

Current courses

MBA 6141 – Managerial Economics

This MBA-level economics course focuses on applying microeconomic principles to managerial decision-making. It equips students with tools to understand and analyze pricing, competition, and market dynamics. The course covers key topics such as supply and demand, cost structures, market competition, monopoly pricing, sophisticated pricing strategies, game theory and strategic interaction, and market failures. Through this, students learn to make informed decisions in both competitive and imperfect markets.

MGMT 4031 – Industry Analysis in a Global Context

This course focuses on strategic analysis in a global business context, equipping students with tools to evaluate competitive environments and formulate effective strategies. It combines core concepts of strategic management with economic theory, game theory, and quantitative methods. The course also emphasizes understanding how cultural, institutional, and environmental differences across countries shape global business strategies.

CMBA 5851 – Economics

Core economics course for the Carlson Executive MBA program, covering microeconomic foundations with applications to business strategy.

Past courses

MBA 6140 – Managerial Economics

MBA-level economics course, MBA 6140 is now offered as MBA 6141, reflecting updates to the curriculum and course focus.

SI 422 – Strategy & Innovation (Boston University)

Introduced students to issues associated with formulating and implementing strategy in the global environment. Draws on economics, organization theory, accounting, and management policy to build understanding of why some firms achieve and sustain superior performance.