Summer Instructor: Rutgers University
Summer 2025: Econometrics [Econ 322]
Summer 2024: Introduction to Microeconomics [Econ 102]
Lecturer: University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
2021: Monetary Economics [Econ 316]
2021: Intermediate Microeconomics II [Econ 202]
2019, 2020: Introduction to Statistics I [Econ 105]
2019, 2021: Introduction to Statistics II [Econ 106]
Graduate Teaching Assistant: Rutgers University
2025: Urban Economics, Economics of Uncertainty, and Introduction to Microeconomics
2024: Labor Economics, Choice and Strategy in Politics, and Intermediate Microeconomics
2023: Health Economics, Introduction to Microeconomics
2022: Econometrics, and Economics of Uncertainty
Selected Student Feedback
"I was nervous to take this course but I have decided to major in Economics because of how interesting this class was."
"Professor Ibon was one of the most wonderful professors I have had yet at Rutgers University."
"Professor Ibon went into depth throughout the lectures and answered questions whenever we didn't understand a certain topic."
"I really appreciated his slide structure and clarity with which he explains, being patient and repeating concepts sometimes several times."
"It was very efficient and well aligned with the textbook."
"He was very patient, responsive, and effective in answering questions, both in class and through email. Considering my past experiences in other hard classes, he really managed to make me understand the concepts with great clarity."
"He included examples and questions in the lessons so we could apply our knowledge."
"Good explanations."
"He took a lot of time going over each individual topic and the intricate ways they show up in the world. Although the raw content of this course, in my opinion, is pretty standard and as a result not particularly engaging, Ibon was able to properly pace the course in a way that made it feel easy to learn."