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Recent Courses

Econ 695: Governance in States, Communities, and Markets
George Mason University, Fall 2017, Fall 2019, and Fall 2021

This course is designed to introduce policy analysis as a type of institutional analysis. Institutions are systems of rules, laws, and norms that govern the interpersonal actions taking place within them. These systems of rules are both (1) shaped by the policies that are or have been in effect within that system and (2) actively shape both the content of future policy and the process through which policy changes are proposed and enacted. Understanding institutions is therefore a critical prerequisite to the meaningful understanding and evaluation of policy. Throughout this course, we will explore a wide range of existing institutional systems across markets, communities, and states through reading, discussion, and lecture. This will be done from both a theoretical perspective and an applied perspective in order to help build the skills necessary to conduct institutionally-informed policy analysis.


Past Courses Taught

The Economics of Regulation

Economic Policy Analysis I

Introduction to Global Economic Institutions and Business Environment

Money and Banking

History of Economic Thought

Economic Analysis of Political Behavior

Prosperity: The Ethics and Economics of Wealth Creation (co-taught)

Intermediate Microeconomics

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