Acquisition of methodological and technical knowledge and development of professional skills in applied economics and economic policy, through an educational program that alternates lectures, practical classes and thematic seminars with external experts; practical classes introduce to the statistical and information sources for applied economic and economic policy analysis and train for data elaborations and reporting activities; seminars are addressed, year by year, to relevant topics for the Italian economy and allow to get in touch with applied professional economists working in the private sector and in public institutions; at the end of the training process students are required to draft a research report and to discuss it during the final examination.
Curriculum
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The approach of the Laboratory is applied and inter-disciplinary. The learning objectives are focused on the development of professional capacities in applied economics and economic policy, with a planning that alternates lectures, practical classes and seminars with external experts.
Students will acquire skills in the subsequent fields of applied economics:
a) definition and interpretation of the main macroeconomic indicators; analysis of statistical sources and institutional reporting about the Italian and European Union economies.
b) territorial and sectoral analysis.
c) tools and methods for economic policies and planning, and application to public choices.
In each edition there will be a particular monographic in-depth analysis on some of the following topics: the productive structure of the Italian economy and different interpretations of its points of strength and of weakness; European economic governance and national cycle of budget decision; territorial analysis of the Italian economy; services of general economic interest and public utilities: markets and regulation, with specific analysis for public transport, energy production, production and distribution of electric and gas power, water and waste disposal services; banking and insurance industries; industrial policies; etc.
An integrant part of the course, that constitutes element for final evaluation, is the drafting, by each student, of a research report (a written report or an exercise in applied economics or other types of monograph study chosen with the agreement of professors).
The particular structure of the Laboratory requires the compulsory attendance to seminars and practical classes. Attendance to all lectures is highly advised. The program for students that cannot attend lectures has to be agreed on with the teachers.
It will be indicated during the classes and made available for students through the Moodle page of the course.
Mutuazione: 21210459 Laboratorio di politica economica applicata in Scienze Economiche LM-56 CAUSI MARCO, PALUMBO ANTONELLA
Programme
This program regards both didactic modules (30 hours each, for a total of 60 hours).The approach of the Laboratory is applied and inter-disciplinary. The learning objectives are focused on the development of professional capacities in applied economics and economic policy, with a planning that alternates lectures, practical classes and seminars with external experts.
Students will acquire skills in the subsequent fields of applied economics:
a) definition and interpretation of the main macroeconomic indicators; analysis of statistical sources and institutional reporting about the Italian and European Union economies.
b) territorial and sectoral analysis.
c) tools and methods for economic policies and planning, and application to public choices.
In each edition there will be a particular monographic in-depth analysis on some of the following topics: the productive structure of the Italian economy and different interpretations of its points of strength and of weakness; European economic governance and national cycle of budget decision; territorial analysis of the Italian economy; services of general economic interest and public utilities: markets and regulation, with specific analysis for public transport, energy production, production and distribution of electric and gas power, water and waste disposal services; banking and insurance industries; industrial policies; etc.
An integrant part of the course, that constitutes element for final evaluation, is the drafting, by each student, of a research report (a written report or an exercise in applied economics or other types of monograph study chosen with the agreement of professors).
The particular structure of the Laboratory requires the compulsory attendance to seminars and practical classes. Attendance to all lectures is highly advised. The program for students that cannot attend lectures has to be agreed on with the teachers.
Core Documentation
The reference material is constituted mainly by reports and data bases of national and international public and research institutions (Istat, Bank of Italy, European Commission, Eurostat, OECD, IMF, etc.) and by reading lists for the thematic seminars.It will be indicated during the classes and made available for students through the Moodle page of the course.
Type of delivery of the course
60 hours divided in thirty 2-hours classes, comprehensive of lectures, practical classes and seminars.Attendance
Compulsory for seminars. Suggested for lectures and practical classes.Type of evaluation
Written examination in class for the evaluation of acquired knowledge of technical and methodological tools. Draft of a written research report and oral discussion of the report. teacher profile teaching materials
Students will acquire skills in the subsequent fields of applied economics:
a) definition and interpretation of the main macroeconomic indicators; analysis of statistical sources and institutional reporting about the Italian and European Union economies;
b) territorial and sectoral analysis;
c) tools and methods for economic policies and planning, and application to public choices.
In each edition there will be a particular monographic in-depth analysis on some of the following topics: the productive structure of the Italian economy and different interpretations of its points of strength and of weakness; European economic governance and national cycle of budget decision; territorial analysis of the Italian economy; services of general economic interest and public utilities: markets and regulation, with specific analysis for public transport, energy production, production and distribution of electric and gas power, water and waste disposal services; tourism and cultural tourism.
An integrant part of the course, that constitutes element for final evaluation, is the drafting, by each student, of a research report (a written report or an exercise in applied economics or other types of monograph study chosen with the agreement of professors).
The particular structure of the Laboratory requires the compulsory attendance to seminars and practical classes. Attendance to all lectures is highly advised. The programme for students that cannot attend lectures has to be agreed on with the teachers.
It will be indicated during the classes and made available to students on the website of the course.
Mutuazione: 21210459 Laboratorio di politica economica applicata in Scienze Economiche LM-56 CAUSI MARCO, PALUMBO ANTONELLA
Programme
The approach of the Laboratory is applied and inter-disciplinary. The learning objectives are focused on the development of professional capacities in applied economics, with a planning that alternates lectures, practical classes and seminars with external experts.Students will acquire skills in the subsequent fields of applied economics:
a) definition and interpretation of the main macroeconomic indicators; analysis of statistical sources and institutional reporting about the Italian and European Union economies;
b) territorial and sectoral analysis;
c) tools and methods for economic policies and planning, and application to public choices.
In each edition there will be a particular monographic in-depth analysis on some of the following topics: the productive structure of the Italian economy and different interpretations of its points of strength and of weakness; European economic governance and national cycle of budget decision; territorial analysis of the Italian economy; services of general economic interest and public utilities: markets and regulation, with specific analysis for public transport, energy production, production and distribution of electric and gas power, water and waste disposal services; tourism and cultural tourism.
An integrant part of the course, that constitutes element for final evaluation, is the drafting, by each student, of a research report (a written report or an exercise in applied economics or other types of monograph study chosen with the agreement of professors).
The particular structure of the Laboratory requires the compulsory attendance to seminars and practical classes. Attendance to all lectures is highly advised. The programme for students that cannot attend lectures has to be agreed on with the teachers.
Core Documentation
The reference material is constituted mainly by reports and data bases of national and international public and research institutions (Istat, Bank of Italy, European Commission, Eurostat, OECD, IMF, etc.) and by reading lists for the thematic seminars.It will be indicated during the classes and made available to students on the website of the course.
Attendance
Attendance is compulsory for seminars and practical classes, highly advised for all lectures.Type of evaluation
Practical test (exercise) to check learning of technical and methodological tools (during the course) Reporting exercise during the course Preparation of a written research report and its oral discussion Oral discussion on course topics teacher profile teaching materials
The approach of the Laboratory is applied and inter-disciplinary. The learning objectives are focused on the development of professional capacities in applied economics and economic policy, with a planning that alternates lectures, practical classes and seminars with external experts.
Students will acquire skills in the subsequent fields of applied economics:
a) definition and interpretation of the main macroeconomic indicators; analysis of statistical sources and institutional reporting about the Italian and European Union economies.
b) territorial and sectoral analysis.
c) tools and methods for economic policies and planning, and application to public choices.
In each edition there will be a particular monographic in-depth analysis on some of the following topics: the productive structure of the Italian economy and different interpretations of its points of strength and of weakness; European economic governance and national cycle of budget decision; territorial analysis of the Italian economy; services of general economic interest and public utilities: markets and regulation, with specific analysis for public transport, energy production, production and distribution of electric and gas power, water and waste disposal services; banking and insurance industries; industrial policies; etc.
An integrant part of the course, that constitutes element for final evaluation, is the drafting, by each student, of a research report (a written report or an exercise in applied economics or other types of monograph study chosen with the agreement of professors).
The particular structure of the Laboratory requires the compulsory attendance to seminars and practical classes. Attendance to all lectures is highly advised. The program for students that cannot attend lectures has to be agreed on with the teachers.
It will be indicated during the classes and made available for students through the Moodle page of the course.
Mutuazione: 21210459 Laboratorio di politica economica applicata in Scienze Economiche LM-56 CAUSI MARCO, PALUMBO ANTONELLA
Programme
This program regards both didactic modules (30 hours each, for a total of 60 hours).The approach of the Laboratory is applied and inter-disciplinary. The learning objectives are focused on the development of professional capacities in applied economics and economic policy, with a planning that alternates lectures, practical classes and seminars with external experts.
Students will acquire skills in the subsequent fields of applied economics:
a) definition and interpretation of the main macroeconomic indicators; analysis of statistical sources and institutional reporting about the Italian and European Union economies.
b) territorial and sectoral analysis.
c) tools and methods for economic policies and planning, and application to public choices.
In each edition there will be a particular monographic in-depth analysis on some of the following topics: the productive structure of the Italian economy and different interpretations of its points of strength and of weakness; European economic governance and national cycle of budget decision; territorial analysis of the Italian economy; services of general economic interest and public utilities: markets and regulation, with specific analysis for public transport, energy production, production and distribution of electric and gas power, water and waste disposal services; banking and insurance industries; industrial policies; etc.
An integrant part of the course, that constitutes element for final evaluation, is the drafting, by each student, of a research report (a written report or an exercise in applied economics or other types of monograph study chosen with the agreement of professors).
The particular structure of the Laboratory requires the compulsory attendance to seminars and practical classes. Attendance to all lectures is highly advised. The program for students that cannot attend lectures has to be agreed on with the teachers.
Core Documentation
The reference material is constituted mainly by reports and data bases of national and international public and research institutions (Istat, Bank of Italy, European Commission, Eurostat, OECD, IMF, etc.) and by reading lists for the thematic seminars.It will be indicated during the classes and made available for students through the Moodle page of the course.
Type of delivery of the course
60 hours divided in thirty 2-hours classes, comprehensive of lectures, practical classes and seminars.Attendance
Compulsory for seminars. Suggested for lectures and practical classes.Type of evaluation
Written examination in class for the evaluation of acquired knowledge of technical and methodological tools. Draft of a written research report and oral discussion of the report. teacher profile teaching materials
Students will acquire skills in the subsequent fields of applied economics:
a) definition and interpretation of the main macroeconomic indicators; analysis of statistical sources and institutional reporting about the Italian and European Union economies;
b) territorial and sectoral analysis;
c) tools and methods for economic policies and planning, and application to public choices.
In each edition there will be a particular monographic in-depth analysis on some of the following topics: the productive structure of the Italian economy and different interpretations of its points of strength and of weakness; European economic governance and national cycle of budget decision; territorial analysis of the Italian economy; services of general economic interest and public utilities: markets and regulation, with specific analysis for public transport, energy production, production and distribution of electric and gas power, water and waste disposal services; tourism and cultural tourism.
An integrant part of the course, that constitutes element for final evaluation, is the drafting, by each student, of a research report (a written report or an exercise in applied economics or other types of monograph study chosen with the agreement of professors).
The particular structure of the Laboratory requires the compulsory attendance to seminars and practical classes. Attendance to all lectures is highly advised. The programme for students that cannot attend lectures has to be agreed on with the teachers.
It will be indicated during the classes and made available to students on the website of the course.
Mutuazione: 21210459 Laboratorio di politica economica applicata in Scienze Economiche LM-56 CAUSI MARCO, PALUMBO ANTONELLA
Programme
The approach of the Laboratory is applied and inter-disciplinary. The learning objectives are focused on the development of professional capacities in applied economics, with a planning that alternates lectures, practical classes and seminars with external experts.Students will acquire skills in the subsequent fields of applied economics:
a) definition and interpretation of the main macroeconomic indicators; analysis of statistical sources and institutional reporting about the Italian and European Union economies;
b) territorial and sectoral analysis;
c) tools and methods for economic policies and planning, and application to public choices.
In each edition there will be a particular monographic in-depth analysis on some of the following topics: the productive structure of the Italian economy and different interpretations of its points of strength and of weakness; European economic governance and national cycle of budget decision; territorial analysis of the Italian economy; services of general economic interest and public utilities: markets and regulation, with specific analysis for public transport, energy production, production and distribution of electric and gas power, water and waste disposal services; tourism and cultural tourism.
An integrant part of the course, that constitutes element for final evaluation, is the drafting, by each student, of a research report (a written report or an exercise in applied economics or other types of monograph study chosen with the agreement of professors).
The particular structure of the Laboratory requires the compulsory attendance to seminars and practical classes. Attendance to all lectures is highly advised. The programme for students that cannot attend lectures has to be agreed on with the teachers.
Core Documentation
The reference material is constituted mainly by reports and data bases of national and international public and research institutions (Istat, Bank of Italy, European Commission, Eurostat, OECD, IMF, etc.) and by reading lists for the thematic seminars.It will be indicated during the classes and made available to students on the website of the course.
Attendance
Attendance is compulsory for seminars and practical classes, highly advised for all lectures.Type of evaluation
Practical test (exercise) to check learning of technical and methodological tools (during the course) Reporting exercise during the course Preparation of a written research report and its oral discussion Oral discussion on course topics