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Lecture 01: Why Study Public Finance? (14.41)

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Lecture 02: Externalities in Theory (14.41)

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Lecture 03: Externalities in Theory & Practice (14.41)

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Lecture 04: Externalities in Practice II (14.41)

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Lecture 05: Public Goods Theory, Optimality, and Pricing (14.41)

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Lecture 06: Cost/Benefit Analysis (14.41)

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Lecture 07: Political Economy (14.41)

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Lecture 08: Local Public Goods and Fiscal Federalism (14.41)

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Lecture 09: Public Provision of Private Goods: Education (14.41)

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Lecture 10: Social Insurance Theory (14.41)

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Lecture 11: Social Security (14.41)

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Lecture 12: Other Social Insurance Programs (14.41)

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Lecture 13: Health Care I (14.41)

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Lecture 14: Health Care II (14.41)

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Lecture 15: Health Care III, Redistribution (14.41)

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Lecture 16: Redistribution and Welfare Policy (14.41)

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Lecture 17: Redistribution and Welfare, Taxation Overview (14.41)

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Lecture 18: Overview of Taxation and Tax Base, Tax Incidence (14.41)

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Lecture 19: Tax Incidence and Tax Efficiency (14.41)

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Lecture 20: Taxation and Labor Supply (14.41)

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Lecture 03: Externalities in Theory & Practice (14.41)

Jonathan GruberMIT

Professor

1:14:02·2026·undergraduate level

Continuing the discussion on externalities, this lecture applies theoretical concepts to real-world issues such as climate change and forest fires. It illustrates how economic models inform policy responses to environmental challenges.

EconomicsEnvironmental EconomicsClimate ChangeMarket Failure ApplicationsCoase Theorem

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

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