ECON 658: Public Economics II

2 credits

Spring 2025 Lecture
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Spring 2025 Instructors:
Jillian B Carr
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This course explores the operations of government in society and the economy. Using real-world policy examples, motivations for intervention and policy alternatives are explored. A strong emphasis is placed on causal inference and seminal papers in the field of public economics. Prerequisite: ECON 65000.

Learning Outcomes

1Identify and describe the most common types of government programs.

2Evaluate empirical methods used in public economics literature.

3Suggest research projects related to public policy.

4Provide valuable feedback to peers (identify and articulate) on research ideas.

5Present research in a clear and concise way to an audience.

Course ECON 658 from Purdue University - West Lafayette.

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Programs Economics-CPOSTB, Economics-MA Teaching, Economics-MS, Economics-MS, Economic...show more
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