At the end of the course students will be equipped with a comprehensive knowledge on:
- main market mechanisms on which public policy is based;
- theories and practical rules for policy impact evaluation and assessment of efficiency and effectiveness of policy instruments with respect to targets and costs;
- mapping methods for complexity analysis on different geographical scales in order to draw the general picture and the specific features that drive choices of policy makers;
- applying main efficiency and effectiveness evaluation methods for impacts of public policies on fiscal and monetary themes at different territorial scale, from the regional to the international one.
Curriculum
Programme
Part I (Chapters 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10)Introduction
Market failures: micro
Welfare economics
Externality
Public goods
Public policies for micro failures
Market failures: macro
Financial fluctuations
Unemployment
Inflation
Growth and distribution
Non-market failures
Regulation and property rights
Competition policy
Cost benefit analysis
Trade policies
Part II (Chapters 11-12-15)
Open economy
Balance of payments
Exchange rate
Mundell-Fleming model
Monetary policy
Policies for competitiveness in open economy
Exchange rate policy
International cooperation
Part III (Chapters 13-14-16-17-18)
Fiscal policy
Public budget
Income policies
Monetary systems
International Monetary Fund
The EU monetary system
International institutions
European Union
Monetary area
Stability and Growth Pact
Core Documentation
Nicola Acocella, Politica economica e strategie aziendali. Carocci editore, 7a edizione 2020 (excluding sections 4.5-4.6-4.7-4.8-9.5 and chapters 19-20).Reference Bibliography
Additional teaching material is on MoodleType of delivery of the course
Standard lectures (6 hours per week). Standard class is organised in person. In the case of restrictions to standard lectures due to COVID-19, online teaching activities will be organised on Teams. All teaching material and instructions for teaching activities are available on the Moodle page of the course.Attendance
Suggested but not compulsoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation is based on a final written exam on Moodle platform to be taken in presence at the Computer Lab ground floor Faculty Building.Mutuazione: 21201481 POLITICA ECONOMICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 COSTANTINI VALERIA, D'ANGELI MARIAGRAZIA
Programme
Part I (Chapters 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10)Introduction
Market failures: micro
Welfare economics
Externality
Public goods
Public policies for micro failures
Market failures: macro
Financial fluctuations
Unemployment
Inflation
Growth and distribution
Non-market failures
Regulation and property rights
Competition policy
Cost benefit analysis
Trade policies
Part II (Chapters 11-12-15)
Open economy
Balance of payments
Exchange rate
Mundell-Fleming model
Monetary policy
Policies for competitiveness in open economy
Exchange rate policy
International cooperation
Part III (Chapters 13-14-16-17-18)
Fiscal policy
Public budget
Income policies
Monetary systems
International Monetary Fund
The EU monetary system
International institutions
European Union
Monetary area
Stability and Growth Pact
Core Documentation
Nicola Acocella, Politica economica e strategie aziendali. Carocci editore, 7a edizione 2020 (excluding sections 4.5-4.6-4.7-4.8-9.5 and chapters 19-20).Reference Bibliography
Additional teaching material is on MoodleType of delivery of the course
Standard lectures (6 hours per week). Standard class is organised in person. In the case of restrictions to standard lectures due to COVID-19, online teaching activities will be organised on Teams. All teaching material and instructions for teaching activities are available on the Moodle page of the course.Attendance
Suggested but not compulsoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation is based on a final written exam on Moodle platform to be taken in presence at the Computer Lab ground floor Faculty Building.Mutuazione: 21201481 POLITICA ECONOMICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 COSTANTINI VALERIA, D'ANGELI MARIAGRAZIA
Mutuazione: 21201481 POLITICA ECONOMICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 COSTANTINI VALERIA, D'ANGELI MARIAGRAZIA
Programme
Part I (Chapters 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10)Introduction
Market failures: micro
Welfare economics
Externality
Public goods
Public policies for micro failures
Market failures: macro
Financial fluctuations
Unemployment
Inflation
Growth and distribution
Non-market failures
Regulation and property rights
Competition policy
Cost benefit analysis
Trade policies
Part II (Chapters 11-12-15)
Open economy
Balance of payments
Exchange rate
Mundell-Fleming model
Monetary policy
Policies for competitiveness in open economy
Exchange rate policy
International cooperation
Part III (Chapters 13-14-16-17-18)
Fiscal policy
Public budget
Income policies
Monetary systems
International Monetary Fund
The EU monetary system
International institutions
European Union
Monetary area
Stability and Growth Pact
Core Documentation
Nicola Acocella, Politica economica e strategie aziendali. Carocci editore, 7a edizione 2020 (excluding sections 4.5-4.6-4.7-4.8-9.5 and chapters 19-20).Reference Bibliography
Additional teaching material is on MoodleType of delivery of the course
Standard lectures (6 hours per week). Standard class is organised in person. In the case of restrictions to standard lectures due to COVID-19, online teaching activities will be organised on Teams. All teaching material and instructions for teaching activities are available on the Moodle page of the course.Attendance
Suggested but not compulsoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation is based on a final written exam on Moodle platform to be taken in presence at the Computer Lab ground floor Faculty Building.Mutuazione: 21201481 POLITICA ECONOMICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 COSTANTINI VALERIA, D'ANGELI MARIAGRAZIA
Mutuazione: 21201481 POLITICA ECONOMICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 COSTANTINI VALERIA, D'ANGELI MARIAGRAZIA
Programme
Part I (Chapters 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10)Introduction
Market failures: micro
Welfare economics
Externality
Public goods
Public policies for micro failures
Market failures: macro
Financial fluctuations
Unemployment
Inflation
Growth and distribution
Non-market failures
Regulation and property rights
Competition policy
Cost benefit analysis
Trade policies
Part II (Chapters 11-12-15)
Open economy
Balance of payments
Exchange rate
Mundell-Fleming model
Monetary policy
Policies for competitiveness in open economy
Exchange rate policy
International cooperation
Part III (Chapters 13-14-16-17-18)
Fiscal policy
Public budget
Income policies
Monetary systems
International Monetary Fund
The EU monetary system
International institutions
European Union
Monetary area
Stability and Growth Pact
Core Documentation
Nicola Acocella, Politica economica e strategie aziendali. Carocci editore, 7a edizione 2020 (excluding sections 4.5-4.6-4.7-4.8-9.5 and chapters 19-20).Reference Bibliography
Additional teaching material is on MoodleType of delivery of the course
Standard lectures (6 hours per week). Standard class is organised in person. In the case of restrictions to standard lectures due to COVID-19, online teaching activities will be organised on Teams. All teaching material and instructions for teaching activities are available on the Moodle page of the course.Attendance
Suggested but not compulsoryType of evaluation
Final evaluation is based on a final written exam on Moodle platform to be taken in presence at the Computer Lab ground floor Faculty Building.Mutuazione: 21201481 POLITICA ECONOMICA in Economia e gestione aziendale L-18 COSTANTINI VALERIA, D'ANGELI MARIAGRAZIA