Research
Econ 501B
Econ 519
Real life
How to Find Mark
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Mark Walker teaches
and does research
in the
Economics Department
at the
University of Arizona,
which is in
Tucson.
He's also currently serving as the Department's chairman.
During the Fall semester of 2010 Mark is teaching Econ 501B (one of the Department's first-year doctoral courses in microeconomics) and the second half of Econ 519 (the first-semester math course in the doctoral program). Mark sometimes also teaches Econ 501A (another first-year microeconomics doctoral course), Econ 696R (an advanced doctoral course in microeconomic theory), Econ 431 (Game Theory and Decision Theory), Econ 511, (an MBA course on information economics and the Internet), and Econ 361 (Intermediate Microeconomics). Perhaps you'd like to learn a little about Mark's life outside of economics. Or contact him, or see what he looks like. |
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