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    Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
    EnglishSelf StudyVideo and Text Based

    Courses and Certificate Fees

    Fees InformationsCertificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
    INR 2436yesTel Aviv University, Tel Aviv

    The fees for the course Economic Growth and Distributive Justice Part I The Role of the State is -

    HeadAmount in INR
    Certificate FeesRs. 2,436

     


    The Syllabus

    Videos
    • Course Promo
    • Introduction
    • What is the Policymaker’s Goal?
    • Maximizing Happinness: The case of Bhutan
    • The Experiencing Self vs. the Remembering Self 
    • How Can the State Promote its Goal?
    • The Ultimatum Game
    • Financing Public Goods 
    • Providing Public Goods
    • Internalizing Externalities
    • Climate Change 
    • Summary
    Readings
    • Recommended Books
    • Recommended Reading - Week 1
    Assignment
    • week 1
    Plugins
    • Opening survey
    • How to succeed in this course?

    Videos
    • Defining and Measuring Economic Growth
    • The Intuition of the Economic Growth Model
    • Innovation (technology) as the Key to Economic Growth
    • When Efficiency Promotes Equality
    • When Inequality is Inefficient
    • When Policy is Counter-Intuitive: The Classic Example of Comparative Advantage
    • When there is a Trade-off Between Efficiency and Equality
    • Using the Leaky Bucket Parable to Explain what is a Social Welfare Function
    Readings
    • Recommended Reading - Week 2
    Assignment
    • Week 2

    Videos
    • Distributive Justice Theories: Libertarianism and Utilitarianism
    • Distributive Justice Theories: Maximin
    • Distributive Justice Theories: Egalitarianism and Weighted Utilitarianism
    • Understanding the Concept of Diminishing Marginal Utility from Consumption
    • Policy Implications of Assuming Diminishing Marginal Utility from Consumption
    • Illustrating Utilitarianism with a Real Life Example: Presenting the example
    • Conventional Analysis of Taxing Damages Paid for Loss of Earnings
    • Conventional Analysis of Taxing Damages for Medical Expenses
    Readings
    • Recommended Reading - Week 3
    Assignment
    • week 3

    Videos
    • Public Finance Analysis: Choosing the tax rule that would maximize Social Welfare
    • Public Finance Analysis of Taxing Damages for Lost Earnings
    • Public Finance Analysis of Taxing the Reimbursement of Medical Expenses
    • Public Finance Analysis of Taxing Damages for Pain and Suffering
    • The Policy Process: Summarizing what we've learnt from the Real Life Example
    • Accounting for the Fact that People Live in Families
    • Measuring Income Inequality
    • Defining and Measuring Poverty
    • Conclusion of Part I
    Readings
    • Recommended Reading - Week 4
    • What's next?
    Assignment
    • week 4
    • Final Exam
    Plugin
    • Post Course Survey

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