Open eldreddyl opened 1 year ago
The American Economic Association has some great resources for economics students who are interested in a PhD
The AEA suggests:
Below is a list of resources I found useful for developing the mathematical intuition required for economic research. These are in addition to the required courses listed in the program descriptions above.
MAT 331: Linear Algebra I
MAT 531: Linear Algebra II (Proof based)
These are other courses that I haven't taken, but frequently appear on PhD program admissions pages. The Math Department at SU lists all course syllabi dating back to 2018
Below is a list of resources I found useful for developing the mathematical intuition required for economic research
Additionally, I've taken the following courses at Syracuse University. Descriptions are taken from course syllabi
Calculus
Linear Algebra
Analysis
Statistics & Econometrics
Mathematical Economics