This module focuses on studying theoretical models and tools used by the government to intervene in the economy, including: distribution and efficiency, externality theory; public spending and public goods, benefit and cost analysis, public choice, fiscal decentralization and overspending financing.
After completing this module, students can improve their skills in analyzing public finance and public policy; At the same time, it is possible to assess the impact of public policy on allocative efficiency, social justice and economic stability.