PPOL 4250

Choice and Consequences: The Economics of Public Policy

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Course Description

This course uses basic models from microeconomics to understand how these decision makers will respond to policies and when voluntary actions in private markets may be expected to lead to suboptimal outcomes and hence the circumstances under which a collective decision to control or influence behavior might produce better outcomes than private choices.


  • Daniel Player

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    2.00

     GPA

    3.47

     Sections

    Last Taught

    Spring 2016

  • Molly Johnson

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     GPA

    3.41

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2018

  • Molly Lipscomb

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    3.00

     Difficulty

    5.00

     GPA

     Sections

    Last Taught

    Spring 2017

  • Faculty Staff

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    Spring 2015

  • Sarah Davidson

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     GPA

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2016

  • Alexander So

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2016

  • Kevin Boyer

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     GPA

     Sections

    Last Taught

    Spring 2017

  • Sumedha Deshmukh

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     GPA

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2017

  • Charlotte Carr

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     GPA

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2018

  • Kaitlyn Kozlowski

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     GPA

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2018