The best aspects of this course included the insightful textbook and the flexible professor whose teachings were always adjusted to match the needs of his students. The professor’s exams were also straightforward and fair. The worst aspects of this course included the ineffective lectures, material presentations, and the lack of correlation between what students learned in class and their actual exams. The professor wasn’t able to communicate the difficult content effectively and he was also inaccessible after class hours. The course would improve if the lectures were clearer and structured with more focus on concepts than techniques. Prospective students should know that this is a tough but interesting economics course that they can be successful in as long as they attend lectures consistently and keep up with the readings.