Strategies for active learning in Intermediate Macroeconomics
Uncover strategies for increasing student engagement in Intermediate Macroeconomics with modular content, current news, and interactive simulations from Dr. Pierre Yared and Dr. Nicolas Vincent.
Pierre Yared, MUTB Professor of International Business, Senior Vice Dean for Faculty Affairs, and Vice Dean for Executive Education at Columbia Business School
Nicolas Vincent, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada and professor of economics in the Department of Applied Economics at HEC Montréal
Join Pearson authors Dr. Pierre Yared, Senior Vice Dean and Professor at Columbia Business School, and Dr. Nicolas Vincent, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada, as they discuss strategies to engage students in the challenging course area of Intermediate Macroeconomics. From building courses with modular content, to incorporating current news and interactive simulations, these methods are sure to help demystify theory and bring more meaning to your course.
About the speakers
Pierre Yared, MUTB Professor of International Business, Senior Vice Dean for Faculty Affairs, and Vice Dean for Executive Education at Columbia Business School
Pierre Yared is the MUTB Professor of International Business, Senior Vice Dean for Faculty Affairs, and Vice Dean for Executive Education at Columbia Business School. His research, which has been published in leading academic journals, focuses on macroeconomic policy and political economy. He is a research associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Economic Club of New York. Yared received his AB in Economics from Harvard University and his PhD in Economics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Nicolas Vincent, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada and professor of economics in the Department of Applied Economics at HEC Montréal
Nicolas Vincent is a Full Professor of Economics at HEC Montréal and currently serves as the external deputy governor at the Bank of Canada. His main research interests are in macroeconomics and his work has been published in top economic journals such as the Quarterly Journal of Economics, Econometrica, and the Review of Economic Studies. He received his MA in economics from Queen’s University and a PhD in economics from Northwestern University.