This seminar is designed to support MPP-2 students writing their Policy Analysis Exercise in the areas of social and urban policy. …
The U.S. healthcare sector absorbs nearly one-fifth of GDP, encompassing a diverse set of industries with public, not-for-profit, and for-…
An introduction to policymaking in American cities, focusing on economic, demographic, institutional, and political settings. It examines…
The first doctoral seminar in the Inequality and Social Policy three-course sequence. Open to second-year Social Policy PhD students…
The second doctoral seminar in the Inequality and Social Policy three-course sequence. Open to second-year Social Policy PhD students and…
This course is a PhD-level research seminar open to Social Policy PhD students and Inequality and Social Policy PhD fellows. The…
Explores frontier work in the field of health economics. Focuses on learning advanced theories and economic models useful for policy…
Program OverviewSuccessful organizations recognize diversity as a valuable asset. As with any other asset, making the most of diversity can…
Program OverviewWhile tax theory can be straightforward, the challenge is to adapt basic principles to the complex and ever-changing…
Program OverviewTraditionally, many government policies are designed on the assumption that people behave rationally. The result? Policies…