The objective of the course is the understanding of the main economic policies and institutions and the analysis of their roles, functions and regulations. The course helps to build a good economic knowledge on fiscal and monetary policies in closed and open economies, redistributive policy, and structural reforms, with a focus on current economic and political topics (i.e. the current debate on the Eurozone).
Curriculum
teacher profile teaching materials
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
• slides available in MTeams
Programme
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
Core Documentation
• R Cellini, Politica Economica, McGraw Hill, 2019• slides available in MTeams
Attendance
the course requires attendanceType of evaluation
Written exam: answer the questions based on the textbook, integrated with the course slides • 5 open questionsCanali
teacher profile teaching materials
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
• slides available in MTeams
Programme
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
Core Documentation
• R Cellini, Politica Economica, McGraw Hill, 2019• slides available in MTeams
Attendance
the course requires attendanceType of evaluation
Written exam: answer the questions based on the textbook, integrated with the course slides • 5 open questions teacher profile teaching materials
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
• slides del corso, available in MTeams
Programme
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
Core Documentation
• R Cellini, Politica Economica, McGraw Hill, 2019• slides del corso, available in MTeams
Attendance
the course requires attendanceType of evaluation
• Written exam: answer the questions based on the textbook, integrated with the course slides • 5 open questionsCanali
teacher profile teaching materials
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
• slides available in MTeams
Programme
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
Core Documentation
• R Cellini, Politica Economica, McGraw Hill, 2019• slides available in MTeams
Attendance
the course requires attendanceType of evaluation
Written exam: answer the questions based on the textbook, integrated with the course slides • 5 open questions teacher profile teaching materials
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
• slides del corso, available in MTeams
Programme
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
Core Documentation
• R Cellini, Politica Economica, McGraw Hill, 2019• slides del corso, available in MTeams
Attendance
the course requires attendanceType of evaluation
• Written exam: answer the questions based on the textbook, integrated with the course slides • 5 open questions teacher profile teaching materials
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
• slides available in MTeams
Programme
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
Core Documentation
• R Cellini, Politica Economica, McGraw Hill, 2019• slides available in MTeams
Attendance
the course requires attendanceType of evaluation
Written exam: answer the questions based on the textbook, integrated with the course slides • 5 open questions teacher profile teaching materials
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
• slides available in MTeams
Programme
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
Core Documentation
• R Cellini, Politica Economica, McGraw Hill, 2019• slides available in MTeams
Attendance
the course requires attendanceType of evaluation
Written exam: answer the questions based on the textbook, integrated with the course slides • 5 open questions teacher profile teaching materials
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
• slides available in MTeams
Programme
• Economic Policy: definitions, objectives and tools
• Welfare economics and redistribution
• Microeconomic policies
• Stabilization policies: Keynesians vs monetarists
• Rational expectations and the credibility of economic policies
• Monetary policy: objectives, strategies, tools
• Fiscal policy and the sustainability of public debt
• Inflation and disinflationary policies
• Unemployment, labor market and labor policies
• Macroeconomic policies in an open economy
• Globalization, deglobalization
• Growth and development policies
• Industrial policies
• Regional policies
Core Documentation
• R Cellini, Politica Economica, McGraw Hill, 2019• slides available in MTeams
Attendance
the course requires attendanceType of evaluation
Written exam: answer the questions based on the textbook, integrated with the course slides • 5 open questions