Economics 103

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53126103-01AAEunjung Jeeinacocoon@gmail.comFri9:05 am - 9:55 amDickenson 114

53127103-01ABEunjung Jeeinacocoon@gmail.comFri10:10 am - 11:00 amDickenson 114

53128103-01ACMyles Daymylessterlingday@gmail.comFri11:15 am - 12:05 pmHasbAd 109

53129103-01ADMyles Daymylessterlingday@gmail.comFri12:20 pm - 1:10 pmHasbAd 109

53130103-01AERohini Kamalrkamal@econs.umass.eduFri1:25 pm - 2:15 pmHasbrck 130

53131103-01AFRohini Kamalrkamal@econs.umass.eduFri2:30 pm - 3:20 pmHasbrck 130

53132103-01AGDidier Wayorodwayoro@econs.umass.eduFri10:10 am - 11:00 amHasbAd 109

53133103-01AJOsman Keshawarzokeshawarz@econs.umass.eduFri11:15 am - 12:05 pmHasbAd 104A

53194103-01AKRohini Kamalrkamal@econs.umass.eduFri3:35 pm - 4:25 pmHasbAd 109

53195103-01BAEmiliano Libmanemilianolibm@econs.umass.eduFri9:05 am - 9:55 amHasbAd 109

53185103-02AABrian Callacibcallaci@econs.umass.eduFri9:05 am - 9:55 amHasbAd 104A

53186103-02ABOsman Keshawarzokeshawarz@econs.umass.eduFri10:10 am - 11:00 amHasbrck 138

53187103-02ACMichael Andrademcandrad@econs.umass.eduFri11:15 am - 12:05 pmHasbrck 137

53188103-02ADOsman Keshawarzokeshawarz@econs.umass.eduFri12:20 pm - 1:10 pmHasbAD104A

53189103-02AEHao Qihqi@econs.umass.eduFri11:15 am - 12:05 pmTobin 204

53190103-02AFLacey Mowerlmower@econs.umass.eduFri1:25 pm - 2:15 pmHasbAD104A

53191103-02AGBrian Callacibcallaci@econs.umass.eduThurs1:00 pm - 1:50 pmMach E37

53192103-02AJLacey Mowerlmower@econs.umass.eduFri2:30 pm - 3:20 pmHasbAD104A

53193103-02AKLacey Mowerlmower@econs.umass.eduFri3:35 pm - 4:25 pmHasbAD104A

58259103-02BAMichael Andrademcandrad@econs.umass.eduFri10:10 am - 11:00 amHasbrck 228

53208103-03AAJunshang Liangjunshanglian@econs.umass.eduFri9:05 am - 9:55 amEmer0140

53207103-04AADidier Wayoro dwayoro@econs.umass.edu Fri11:15 am - 12:05 pmEmer0140

53206103-05AAEmiliano Libmanemilianolibm@econs.umass.eduFri12:20 pm - 1:10 pmEmer0140

Eunjung JeeI have been studying heterodox economics as well as sociology since I was in undergrad. Especially Marx caught my eye and had me focused on historical materialism and labor theory of value. My masters thesis was about the value and price of information goods - software - and it was my first attempt to explain the economic phenomena on marxian basis. This topic is still my first research interest, but now I am trying to expand to technical changes and labor process.

I used to teach Marxs Capital at Korean University Workers Union for a year and worked as a TA for marxist economics courses. But, in Korea, TAs role was limited to grading and dealing with students claims on grades. In the first semester at UMass Amherst, I was a TA for Introduction to Microeconomics. And there, the professor Coram used Friedmans Micro textbook which was very impressive. I found that the textbook was well written and stimulating with depth. The book was perfect for those who have just started studying economics. Reading this book led me to be a TA for Econ103 again.

Sections: 53126103-01AAEunjung Jeeinacocoon@gmail.comFri9:05 am - 9:55 amDickenson 114

53127103-01ABEunjung Jeeinacocoon@gmail.comFri10:10 am - 11:00 amDickenson 114

Office: Thompson 818Th 1-3

Myles DayMyles received his bachelors of science in business administration from Stonehill College. He is a second year student at UMASS working towards his PhD in economics. Myles is very interested in heterodox economics and is enrolled in the political economy core of the department. His academic interests include history of economic thought, comparative economic systems, theoretical institutional economics, and Marxian economics. In his spare time he enjoys playing basketball, hiking, listening to and writing music, and reading. After graduate school, he plans to pursue a career as an economics professor.

Sections53128103-01ACMyles Daymylessterlingday@gmail.comFri11:15 am - 12:05 pmHasbAd 109

53129103-01ADMyles Daymylessterlingday@gmail.comFri12:20 pm - 1:10 pmHasbAd 109

Didier Wayoro is a Doctoral Student in the University of Massachusetts-Amherst Economic Department. He holds a Bachelors degree in Economics from the University of Cocody (Cte dIvoire) and a Master's degree in Economics from the Inter-University Graduate Programme in Economics (DEA/PTCI). He was a lecturer of Economics for 5 years in Vocational schools and private Universities in Cte d'Ivoire before completing a Master's degree in Sustainable International Development at Brandeis University (USA) as a Fulbright Fellow. He also interned at the Ivorian Authority for Electricity Sector Regulation (ANARE) and he is currently member of the African Research on Aging Network (AFRAN). His research interests include Development microeconomics, Multidimensional poverty, and Aging and Income security during old age.

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53132103-01AGDidier Wayorodwayoro@econs.umass.eduFri10:10 am - 11:00 amHasbAd 109

53207103-04AADidier Wayoro dwayoro@econs.umass.edu Fri11:15 am - 12:05 pmEmer0140

Office:Thompson 932Wed 3-5

Brian CallaciI'm from Providence, Rhode Island. Before coming to UMass I worked for 8 years in the labor movement on union campaigns organizing workers in the industrial laundry, grocery store, airport services, and casino gaming industries, primarily in Phoenix, New York City, and Los Angeles. I decided to go to grad school while lobbying the UK Parliament in 2012 on behalf of the United Food and Commercial Workers regarding the then-current financial reform legislation, and realizing my economics needed more polishing. While a full-time student and TA, I still work part time on the ongoing fast food workers "fight for $15" campaign.

Sections:53185103-02AABrian Callacibcallaci@econs.umass.eduFri9:05 am - 9:55 amHasbAd 104A

53191103-02AGBrian Callacibcallaci@econs.umass.eduThurs1:00 pm - 1:50 pmMach E37

Office:Thompson 822.Wed9-11,

Michael Andrade, BA in Math & Econ from Cornell University. I'm interested in behavioral & experimental economics, game & decision theory, among other things. In my free time, I enjoy anime, video games, and everything Gordon Ramsay puts on TV. Also, I tend to make a lot of bad math jokes.

Office:Thompson 804Wed 12-2

Sections:53187103-02ACMichael Andrademcandrad@econs.umass.eduFri11:15 am - 12:05 pmHasbrck 137

58259103-02BAMichael Andrademcandrad@econs.umass.eduFri10:10 am - 11:00 amHasbrck 228

Emiliano Libman. Im 31 years old, and Im from Argentina (I did my undegrad and my master here). My main interest are in open macro, PE, but I like pretty much everything related to economics. Im attaching a picture of my (not the best one, but I think it works). Office office 26 (on the basement)Wednesday 3-5

Sections:53195103-01BAEmiliano Libmanemilianolibm@econs.umass.eduFri9:05 am - 9:55 amHasbAd 109

53206103-05AAEmiliano Libmanemilianolibm@econs.umass.eduFri12:20 pm - 1:10 pmEmer0140

Junshang Liang is a first-year graduate student in Economics from China.Office: Thompson 832Wed: 9:30-11:30

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53208103-03AAJunshang Liangjunshanglian@econs.umass.eduFri9:05 am - 9:55 amEmer0140

Hao QiHao Qi is a Chinese graduate student in Economics writing a dissertation on Marxian Political Economy and the Labor Share in China. Office:Thompson 838 Tues 6-8PM

Sections53189103-02AEHao Qihqi@econs.umass.eduFri11:15 am - 12:05 pmTobin 204

Rohini KamalI am a second year Economics graduate student. My interests are in Environment and Development, particularly in the economics of climate change and its hydrological aspects. I am from Dhaka, Bangladesh which is one of the fastest growing mega-cities in the world! My previous degrees were in Physics and Climatology; in between the twoI had worked in a research institute in Dhaka on issues of poverty and development in both urban and rural areas all over Bangladesh.

Sections:53130103-01AERohini Kamalrkamal@econs.umass.eduFri1:25 pm - 2:15 pmHasbrck 130

53131103-01AFRohini Kamalrkamal@econs.umass.eduFri2:30 pm - 3:20 pmHasbrck 130

53194103-01AKRohini Kamalrkamal@econs.umass.eduFri3:35 pm - 4:25 pmHasbAd 109

Lacey Mower

I was born, raised, and attended college in Salt Lake City, Utah. I have a BS in Economics and a Business Minor from the University of Utah. I am currently a first year PhD student and chose to attend UMass because of the department's strong heterodox approach to economics. My research interests include labor economics, the economics of poverty, inequality, and social welfare systems in the United States, and also Marxian economics in relation to the aforementioned topics as well as to capitalist crises. When I'm not busy studying, I enjoy playing with my puppy Milo.My office hours are as follows:

Tuesdays, 11:00am-1:00pm or by appointment.Thompson Hall Room 930

Sections53190103-02AFLacey Mowerlmower@econs.umass.eduFri1:25 pm - 2:15 pmHasbAD104A

53192103-02AJLacey Mowerlmower@econs.umass.eduFri2:30 pm - 3:20 pmHasbAD104A

53193103-02AKLacey Mowerlmower@econs.umass.eduFri3:35 pm - 4:25 pmHasbAD104A

Osman Keshawarz I was born in Oklahoma, lived in Nashville, but spent most of my life in Hartford, CT. I completed my BA in Philosophy and my MA in Economics at the UConn, though sometimes I secretly wish I had gone to music school instead.

Sections:53133103-01AJOsman Keshawarzokeshawarz@econs.umass.eduFri11:15 am - 12:05 pmHasbAd 104A

53186103-02ABOsman Keshawarzokeshawarz@econs.umass.eduFri10:10 am - 11:00 amHasbrck 138

53188103-02ADOsman Keshawarzokeshawarz@econs.umass.eduFri12:20 pm - 1:10 pmHasbAD104A

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