below are links to some of my course notes. they would not have been possible without some fantastic professors. all errors are my own.

these notes are usually a rearrangement or a condensed version of lecture notes. they helped me study in two ways:

(1) having information organized in blocks and segmented with transition sentences helped me understand the flow of topics; and
(2) since i could fit more information in fewer pages, it was easier to visualize the complete course map.

i hope they help you learn as well!

* because of (2), some of the writing turned out really small -- but all of the ipad notes are vectorized, so you can zoom in if needed!
** notes are probably most effective as a supplement to more detailed lecture notes

industrial organization | uc berkeley | econ 220a, 2021 | b. handel

behavioral macro | uc berkeley | econ 236d, 2021 | c. lian

public | uc berkeley | econ 230b, 2021 | e. saez & g. zucman

industrial organization | uc berkeley | econ 220b, 2020 | k. kawai

psych & econ | uc berkeley | econ 219b, 2020 | s. dellavigna

public | uc berkeley | econ 230a, 2020 | a. auerbach & d. yagan

macro labor | uc berkeley | econ 202b, 2020 | b. schoefer

info econ (micro) | uc berkeley | econ 201b, 2020 | h. ergin

metrics glm | uc berkeley | econ 240b, 2020 | j. powell

macro rbc | uc berkeley | econ 202b, 2020 | y. gorodnichenko

game theory | uc berkeley | econ 201b, 2020 | s. kariv

macro consumption | uc berkeley | econ 202a, 2019 | j. steinsson

macro growth | uc berkeley | econ 202a, 2019 | d. romer

math camp (econ) | uc berkeley | econ 204, 2019 | c. shannon

real analysis | uchicago | math 203, 2018 | s. hurtado-salazar

real analysis | harvey mudd (yt) | math, 2018 | f. su

multivar calc | uc berkeley | math w53, 2017 | m. hutchings

dev econ | uc berkeley | econ 174, 2016 | f. finan

environ econ | uc berkeley | econ c125, 2015 | h. ollivier

metrics | uc berkeley | econ 140, 2015 | e. duzhak

psych & econ | uc berkeley | econ 119, 2015 | d. acland

intermediate macro | uc berkeley | econ 100b, 2015 | s. wood