This course aims to expose students to the logic and method of state intervention in the economy. The way it’s organized, this course ensures a compromise between the Public Economy and Public Finances. The first part deals with the real rationale for state intervention in the economy, including issues that relate to Public Goods, Externalities and Economic Foundations of Wellness. The second part deals with the institutional and financial perspective this intervention, i.e., aspects of the foundations of state intervention in the economy. Students must achieve a level of mastery of the topics discussed that will enable them to formalize, graphically and mathematically, problems of public intervention in the economy and to assess the costs and benefits of these interventions. Students must also understand the process of public budget, from its preparation, to its discussion and approval. The focus of the course of Public Economics is of microeconomic nature.
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