Classes

SUP-110: Making the Social Safety Net Work: Policy Debates and Economic Insights

Semester: 

Spring

Offered: 

2018

This is an HKS elective course I developed on the economics of the safety net -- including welfare programs, social insurance, early childhood interventions, health insurance, and housing. These programs comprise the largest share of government spending in the U.S. and other developed countries. Making them work well is a key economic and social priority. This course studies policy institutions and economic principles related to safety net programs via a combination of lectures and discussions of current policy issues. It devotes special attention to reform ideas and debates,...

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API 102A: Economic Analysis of Public Policy

Semester: 

Spring

Offered: 

2018

A course for Masters in Public Policy students on the basics of public economics. The focus of my section of the course is on social policy applications, including taxes and inequality, means-tested transfer programs, social insurance, health care policy, and education policy. 

I am happy to share course materials; please email me if interested.