This course provides students with an analysis of the foundations of public intervention in economics. 1- It provides an overview of the foundations of applied microeconomics used in public policies. 2- It describes the revolution in the economic role of the State based on a historical study of institutions and relevant international comparisons. 3- It examines the economic determinants of the political process. 4- It provides an introduction to the reevaluation of economic policies. This course allows students to understand the characteristics, determinants and consequences of public policy decisions in liberal democracies. It provides the theoretical foundations for public action based on the most significant contributions of both economics and political science, while developing a broad knowledge of theoretical and applied fields of political economy. The course thus includes interdisciplinary elements, based on contributions from different disciplines, such as political science, microeconomics, economic history, political economy and behavioral economics.

Temps présentiel : 35 heures

Charge de travail étudiant : 20 heures

Méthode(s) d'évaluation : Examen final