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The course is focused on the analysis of impacts of positive and negative externalities, public goods and information failures on output and prices. In addition to this, it examines how public policy measures influence the decision-making of households and firms.
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The course is concluded by a scientific discussion about a presented paper that is related to one or more topics of the course and at the same time to the doctoral dissertation. Last update: Šumpíková Markéta (06.12.2020)
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Varian, H. R. (1992) Microeconomic Analysis, Third Edition. W.W. Norton & Company. ISBN 978-0-393-95735-8 Salanie, B. (2000) Microeconomics of Market Failures. MIT Press. ISBN 978-0-262-19443-3 Scientific papers related especially to the empirics of the issues discussed in the course. Last update: Šumpíková Markéta (06.12.2020)
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1) Review of decision-making of households and firms I 2) Review of decision-making of households and firms II 3) Externalities 4) Externalities: empirics 5) Public goods and public choice 6) Public goods and public choice: empirics 7) Asymmetric information 8) Asymmetric information: empirics 9) Moral hazard 10) Moral hazard: empirics 11) Impacts of transfers and taxes on decision-making on households and firms 12) Impacts of transfers and taxes on decision-making on households and firms: empirics 13) Impacts of structural policy 14) Impacts of structural policy: empirics Last update: Šumpíková Markéta (06.12.2020)
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