This is the program of a short class I will teach at Galen University in Belize.
I still need to add a James Buchanan's paper on public finance.
Showing posts with label Public Economics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Public Economics. Show all posts
Jun 27, 2014
May 14, 2014
Feldstein on Raj Chetty
This is an interesting profile of Raj Chetty, 2013 Clark Medal Recipient, by Martin Feldstein, and covers taxation and education, two large areas of his work.
“He has established himself in a few short years as arguably the best applied microeconomist of his generation.”A bit about his research on education:
Their first dramatic finding was that kindergarten test scores are highly correlated with adult outcomes, including college attendance and earnings, at age 27. This analysis also showed that students who were randomly assigned to small classes, as well as students with more experienced teachers, had higher earnings later in life. (p. 150)Chetty's “textbook” of public economics is here.
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