Lecture 01: Why Study Public Finance? (14.41)
53:19Lecture 02: Externalities in Theory (14.41)
1:17:13Lecture 03: Externalities in Theory & Practice (14.41)
1:14:02Lecture 04: Externalities in Practice II (14.41)
1:15:15Lecture 05: Public Goods Theory, Optimality, and Pricing (14.41)
1:18:55Lecture 06: Cost/Benefit Analysis (14.41)
1:17:06Lecture 07: Political Economy (14.41)
1:16:15Lecture 08: Local Public Goods and Fiscal Federalism (14.41)
1:20:58Lecture 09: Public Provision of Private Goods: Education (14.41)
1:14:08Lecture 10: Social Insurance Theory (14.41)
1:18:22Lecture 11: Social Security (14.41)
1:17:18Lecture 12: Other Social Insurance Programs (14.41)
1:17:07Lecture 13: Health Care I (14.41)
1:17:55Lecture 14: Health Care II (14.41)
1:19:17Lecture 15: Health Care III, Redistribution (14.41)
1:17:28Lecture 16: Redistribution and Welfare Policy (14.41)
1:17:34Lecture 17: Redistribution and Welfare, Taxation Overview (14.41)
1:16:19Lecture 18: Overview of Taxation and Tax Base, Tax Incidence (14.41)
1:18:16Lecture 19: Tax Incidence and Tax Efficiency (14.41)
1:18:24Lecture 20: Taxation and Labor Supply (14.41)
1:13:17Lecture 01: Why Study Public Finance? (14.41)
This introductory lecture explores the fundamental justifications for government intervention in the economy, establishing a framework for analyzing public finance issues. It addresses the 'when,' 'how,' and 'effect' of public policy interventions.
MIT 14.41, Public Finance and Public Policy, Fall 2024
Instructor: Prof. Jonathan Gruber
View the complete course: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/14-41-public-finance-and-public-policy-fall-2024/
YouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUl4u3cNGP62KS2YhlASvGBxxL8HgB11p