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MICHAL KVASNICKA'S TEACHING
You can find more about my teaching at ESF on this page. Presently I teach the following courses:
In the past, I taught also the following courses: Monetary Theory and Policy, Theory of Monetary Institutions, Principles of Applied Economics, and Mathematical Methods in Economics II and II.
Office Hours
In this term, my office hours are
on Wednesdays since 11.00 to 12.30
in my office 611. We can agree on other time via e-mail 
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The office ours work in the semester only.
Microeconomics I
This is a principles of economics course. It is taught with the popular textbook by Greg Mankiw: Principles of Economics. The course is taught in the Czech language.
You can find the course syllabus and other learners stuff in our Information System: with password × without password (some stuff will not be accessible without logging in).
You can find some interactive e-learning stuff in my v Magic school of economics.
New Institutional Economics
The goal of this course is to present the most important findings of New Institutional School of thought. The course is taught in the Czech language.
You can find the course syllabus and other learners stuff in our Information System.
New Classical Macroeconomics
This course presents the modern approach to macroeconomics that is based on the market clearing hypothesis and is fully derived from micro-foundations. It is based on the standard textbook by Robert Barro: Macroeconomics. The course is taught in the Czech language.
You can find the course syllabus and other learners stuff in our Information System.