ECON303

MACROECONOMICS I: GROWTH

Also listed under 3 other titles
  • MACROECONOMICS I
  • MACROECONOMICS
  • MACROECONOMIC THEORY
Department
Economics
Terms offered
28
Data refreshed
Jun 30, 2026

Description

This is one course in a two-semester core course series in Macroeconomics at the first-year graduate-level. The focus of this course will be on the theory and empirics of the macroeconomics of the long-run; i.e., economic growth. The treatment of topics will be mathematically rigorous. Topics include the neoclassical growth model, endogenous growth models, and the Malthusian model. We will also study deep determinants of very long run growth, with special attention to institutions. In the empirical part of the course we will study Barro regressions and more recent empirics of economic growth including panel data growth regressions, as well as growth and development accounting.

Syllabi

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Offering history & forecast 2015–2025

1996
2025
Sections offered by academic year and season, with estimated offering chances for future years above the divider
YearFallSpringSummerIntersession
2030 2030 Fall: 31% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 3 of 9 fall terms since 2018. 2030 Spring: 22% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 6 of 9 spring terms since 2018. Department course count falling about 5% per year. Department faculty is about 27% below its recent average. 2030 Summer: 7% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 9 summer terms since 2018. 2030 Intersession: 8% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 6 intersession terms since 2020.
2029 2029 Fall: 27% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 3 of 10 fall terms since 2017. Department course count falling about 2% per year. 2029 Spring: 25% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 7 of 10 spring terms since 2017. Department course count falling about 3% per year. Department faculty is about 27% below its recent average. 2029 Summer: 6% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 10 summer terms since 2017. 2029 Intersession: 7% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 7 intersession terms since 2017.
2028 2028 Fall: 26% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 3 of 11 fall terms since 2016. Department course count falling about 3% per year. 2028 Spring: 27% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 8 of 11 spring terms since 2016. Department course count falling about 3% per year. Department faculty is about 28% below its recent average. 2028 Summer: 5% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 11 summer terms since 2016. 2028 Intersession: 7% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 7 intersession terms since 2017.
2027 2027 Fall: 26% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 3 of 12 fall terms since 2015. Department course count falling about 3% per year. 2027 Spring: 30% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 9 of 12 spring terms since 2015. Department course count falling about 3% per year. Department faculty is about 29% below its recent average. 2027 Summer: 5% chance, high confidence. Offered in 0 of 12 summer terms since 2015. 2027 Intersession: 6% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 7 intersession terms since 2017.
2025 1 section Not offered Not offered Not offered
2024 1 section Not offered Not offered Not offered
2023 1 section 1 section Not offered Not offered
2022 Not offered 1 section Not offered Not offered
2021 Not offered 1 section Not offered Not offered
2020 Not offered 1 section Not offered Not offered
2019 Not offered 1 section Not offered No data for this term
2018 Not offered 1 section Not offered No data for this term
2017 Not offered 1 section Not offered Not offered
2016 Not offered 1 section Not offered No data for this term
2015 Not offered 1 section Not offered No data for this term
Forecast Under 15% 15–39% 40–69% 70–89% 90%+ Not enough history
Fall Spring Summer Intersession Darker means more sections Not offered No data for term

Future estimates combine recent offering frequency with detected multi-year cycles. Hover a cell for confidence and evidence; low-confidence estimates are marked with ~.

Meeting times

Most recent first
  • Mon, Wed, 12:00 PM–1:15 PM JC204 2025
  • Tue, Thu, 9:00 AM–10:15 AM JC117 2017
  • Mon, Thu, 1:25 PM–2:40 PM BP316 2012
  • Mon, Thu, 2:50 PM–4:05 PM JC106 2011
  • Tue, Thu, 4:15 PM–5:30 PM JC120 20102007-2
  • Tue, Thu, 9:00 AM–10:15 AM JC217 2008
  • Tue, 2:50 PM–4:05 PM JC217 2007-1
  • Mon, Thu, 12:00 PM–1:15 PM JC217 2005
Credit-bearing sections of ECON303
TermProfessorTypeCreditsEnrollmentCRN
Fall 2025Mehedi Hasan OniLecture1 4 of 15 enrolled22302
Fall 2024David CuberesLecture1 13 of 15 enrolled22302
Fall 2023David CuberesLecture1 3 of 12 enrolled22302
Spring 2023David CuberesLecture1 4 of 12 enrolled30482
Spring 2022David CuberesLecture1 6 of 12 enrolled30482
Spring 2021David CuberesLecture1 4 of 12 enrolled34048
Spring 2020David CuberesLecture1 11 of 12 enrolled34048
Spring 2019David CuberesLecture1 9 of 10 enrolled34048
Spring 2018David CuberesLecture1 9 of 10 enrolled34048
Spring 2017David CuberesLecture1 10 of 10 enrolled34048
Spring 2016David CuberesLecture1 7 of 10 enrolled34048
Spring 2015David CuberesLecture1 12 of 15 enrolled34048
Spring 2013Chih Ming TanLecture1 8 of 12 enrolled30755
Spring 2012Chih Ming TanLecture1 7 of 20 enrolled30755
Spring 2011Chih Ming TanLecture1 9 of 20 enrolled40014
Spring 2010Madhavi BokilSeminar/Proseminar1 16 of 20 enrolled37470
Spring 2008Madhavi BokilSeminar/Proseminar1 12 of 20 enrolled35245
Spring 2007Madhavi BokilSeminar/Proseminar1 10 of 20 enrolled35245
Fall 2005Myles CallanSeminar/Proseminar1 5 of 20 enrolled21403
Fall 2004Attiat F. OttSeminar/Proseminar1 15 of 20 enrolled21403
Fall 2003Attiat F. OttSeminar/Proseminar1 12 of 50 enrolled21403
Spring 2002Attiat F. OttSeminar/Proseminar1 4 of 25 enrolled35213
Spring 2001Attiat F. OttSeminar/Proseminar1 16 of 25 enrolled35213
Fall 1999Attiat F. OttSeminar/Proseminar1 4 of 99 enrolled23049
Fall 1998Attiat F. OttSeminar/Proseminar1 9 of 99 enrolled23049
Spring 1998Zheng LiuSeminar/Proseminar1 6 of 25 enrolled30123
Spring 1997Attiat F. OttSeminar/Proseminar1 10 of 25 enrolled30123
Spring 1996Attiat F. OttSeminar/Proseminar1 7 of 25 enrolled30123