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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

• ECON 418: Health Economics (Instructor)**
  [Syllabus] | [Course Material]
  Description: Senior-level undergraduate course on the economics of health and health care, with emphasis on public policy and public finance. Topics include supply and demand for health care, health insurance markets (adverse selection, moral hazard), and government interventions. The course also examines international health systems and U.S. health policy, with a focus on current challenges and future directions.

• ECON 411: Public Sector Economics (Instructor)
  [Syllabus]
  Description: Senior-level undergraduate course on the role of government in market economies, focusing on taxation, public spending, and policy evaluation. Topics include public goods, externalities, welfare analysis, social insurance programs, and health care policy. Students apply microeconomic models and empirical tools to assess the impact of government interventions.

• ECON 203: Economics Statistics II (Head TA)*,**
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  Description: Sophomore-level, large-scale (~600 students per semester) undergraduate course on introductory statistics and regression analysis.

* Awarded in the "List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students" (2x)
** Awarded in the "List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students" with Outstanding Rating (distinction for university-wide top 10% rated instructors)

Federal University of Pernambuco

• Introduction to Statistics and Econometrics (Instructor)
  [Syllabus (in Portuguese)] | [Course Material]
  Description: Preparatory course for the national admission exam for economics graduate programs in Brazil (ANPEC). Topics include probability theory, probability distributions and theorems, statistical inference, regression analysis, and introductory time series.