Economics for IA - Exercise #2

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Economics for IA - Exercise #2

Author: Gonçalo Fonseca | Source: INET

Economics for International Affairs - Exercise #2 - covering welfare, consumer & producers surplus, excise tax, cost-benefit analysis. For introductory course.

Level

Introductory

Field

Microeconomics

Methods

Public Policy

Posted

Dec 01, 2020

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Goncalo Fonseca

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Micro Basics
Cost-benefit analysis
Policy Basics

Behavior
Distribution and Production
Financial Markets
Game Theory
Industrial Organization
Information
Institutions
Labor
Micro Basics
Micro Metrics
Micro-Special Topics
Business Cycle
Economic Development
Economic Growth
Economics by Region
Business
Financial Economics
Globalization
International Economics
International Finance
International Trade
Macro Basics
Macro Metrics
Money and Banking
Poverty and Inequality
Public Finance
Regional and Urban
Macro -Special Topics
Technology and Innovation
Accounting
Coding for Economics
Complexity
Cost-benefit analysis
Data
Econometrics and Data Science
Experimental
Financial Forecasting
Math Basics
Mathematical Analysis
Methods-Special Topics
Statistics
Writing for Economics
Energy and Resources
Environment
Fiscal Policy
Gender
Health
Innovation
Law and Economcis
Monetary Policy
Policy Basics
Public Economics
Race
Social Welfare
Policy-Special Topics
Tax, Subsidies, and Revenue Policy
Trade Policy
Urban and Regional
Comparative Systems
Feminism
HET Basics
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Marxist Tradition
Philosophy and Methodology
Political Economy
Schools of Thought
Social Justice
Thought-Special Topics
EH Basics
Financial Crises
Global Business History
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History-Special Topics
US Business History
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Goncalo Fonseca

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