Teaching

My teaching and graduate supervision is mainly in the area of applied microeconomics, with and emphasis on Behavioral Economics and Labor Economics. I teach both graduate and undergraduate courses at the University of Pittsburgh.

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Dr. David B. Huffman

Distinguished Professor of Economics

Current graduate courses at University of Pittsburgh

• Ph.D. course in Behavioral and Experimental Economics
• Capstone course for professional masters program, Masters in Quantitative Economics (MQE)

Current undergraduate courses at University of Pittsburgh

• Intermediate Microeconomics

Past graduate courses

• Ph.D. course in Labor Economics (relational contracting) at University of Oxford
• Ph.D. course in Behavioral Economics at University of Oxford
• Ph.D. course in Behavioral Economics at University of Bonn

Past undergraduate courses

• Risk Management at Wharton
• Honors Seminar in Behavioral Economics at Swarthmore College
• Experimental Economics at Swarthmore College
• Introduction to Economics at Swarthmore College
• Tutoring for introductory microeconomics, core microeconomics, quantitative economics at University of Oxford