2002 Economic Analysis in Public Administration
Content
- Microeconomic concept of the national economy and public administration
- Fundamentals of the market economy, market failures and (in) efficiency
- The role of the state and its forms of intervention
- Analysis of regulatory and administrative barriers/burdens
- Public choice
- Cost/benefit analysis in public administration
- The macroeconomic concept of the national economy and public administration
- Economic cycles and stabilization policy
- Labor market and public administration
- Economics of welfare
- Analysis of public expenditure
- Economic impact of public administration reform
Objectives and competences
Objectives:
- student understands the micro- and macro-economic reasons for the existence and functioning of public administration
- student analyzes the impact of state intervention in the functioning of the economy
- student understands the different approaches and tools to analyze the economic consequences of public administration and public policy
- student analyzes complex economic problems of public administration
- student is able to solve the economic problems in the field of public administration and look for different ways of solving them
Competencies:
- students will be able guidance system of economic concepts in the context of public administration and public policy
- student will understand the economic phenomena in public administration at the micro and macro level
- students will be able to understand the economic content and analysis of the functioning of the national economy and its relationship with the public administration and public policy
- students will be able to explain and compare the actions of public policies
- students will be able to connect and transfer the acquired knowledge into practice