Public Economics, 2025 Spring ECON 230B 001 LEC 001

2025 Spring ECON 230B 001 LEC 001

Government intervention changes opportunities and incentives for firms, families, individuals, service providers, and state and local government. This course considers the incentive effects of government expenditure programs. The primary emphasis will be in the examination of the effect of social expenditure programs on individuals and families. Most of the papers will be empirical. The course will not contain an explicit section on methodology and econometric techniques; instead, relevant econometric techniques (e.g., discrete choice, duration analysis) will be discussed in the context of the empirical literature.

Course Times
Mo 12:00pm - 1:59pm
Course Location
Evans 648
Course CCN
26066
Course Level
Graduate
Course Units
3
Section Type
Lecture
Course number
230B
Instructors
Emmanuel Saez
Mathilde Munoz

Instructor(s)

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Chancellor's Professorship of Tax Policy and Public Finance, Director, The James M. and Cathleen D. Stone Center on Wealth and Income Inequality
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Assistant Professor
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