PBPL 40 Economics of Public Policymaking

The course will use the basic tools of economics to analyze the most significant current public policy issues in the United States. Given the time constraints of the course, we will focus on the issues that the current presidential administration is likely to confront. The goal is to understand both the substance and politics of each issue. We will examine the effects of recent policy changes and analyze the likely effects of prospective reforms, particularly those that are likely to be debated in the political arena in the near future.

Instructor

Wheelan

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC; WCult:W

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Offered

• Spring