Teaching

2020-I Special course

Introduction to Economics of Information and Incentives

2019-I – First academic semester of 2019

Graduate courses:

Game Theory and Auction Theory (Doctorate)

Microeconomic Analysis II – MESP (Master’s)

Economic Policy Seminar I (Graduate, EPRG)

Undergraduate courses:

Advanced Microeconomic Analysis – Theory of Incentives

2018-II – Second academic semester of 2018

Graduate course: Positive Political Economics – Doctorate

Undergraduate course: Microeconomics 2 – Game Theory

2018-I – First academic semester of 2018

Graduate (PhD) courses:

Game Theory

Graduate (EPRG) Seminar

Undergraduate course:

Microeconomics 3 (Game Theory)

2017-II – Second academic semester of 2017

Graduate (PhD) courses:

Economic Models of Political Processes (Political Economy)

Graduate (EPRG) Seminar

Undergraduate course:

Microeconomics 3 (Game Theory)

2017-I – First academic semester of 2017

Graduate (PhD) course: Game Theory

Undergraduate course: Microeconomics 3 (Game Theory)

2016-I – First academic semester of 2016

Graduate (PhD) course: Positive Political Economy

Graduate (EPRG) Seminar

Students’ research seminar

Undergraduate course: Microeconomics 3 (Game Theory)

Undergraduate (EPRG) Seminar: Seminário de Desenvolvimento Econômico

2015-II – Second academic semester of 2015

Graduate (Master’s) course: Economics of Information and Incentives

Graduate (PhD) course: Game Theory

Undergraduate course: Advanced Microeconomic Theory (Incentive Theory)

2013-I – First academic semester of 2013

Graduate (PhD) course: Game Theory (Course description in Portuguese)

Undergraduate course: Advanced Microeconomic Theory (Public Policy in Latin America, course description in Portuguese)

2012-II – Second academic semester of 2012

Graduate (PhD) course: Public Economics II – Course description in Portuguese

Graduate (MESP) course: Microeconomic Theory – Second part.

Undergraduate course: Advanced Microeconomic Theory (Incentive Theory)

2012-I – First academic semester of 2012

Graduate (PhD) course: Game Theory

Undergraduate course: Advanced Microeconomic Theory (Game Theory)