Government Microeconomic Intervention

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Maximum and Minimum Prices

Taxes (Direct and Indirect)

Direct Provision of Goods and Services

Nationalisation and Privatisation

Policies to Achieve Efficient Resource Allocation and Correct Market Failure

Equity and Policies Towards Income and Wealth Redistribution

Labour Market Forces and Government Intervention: demand for and supply of labour, wage determination in perfect markets, wage determination in imperfect markets

Maximum and Minimum Prices

MICRO – SUPPLY AND DEMAND

Supply and Demand in Action

Dr Patrick Gaule, Bristol University

Taxes (Direct and Indirect)

MACRO – AGGREGATE DEMAND AND AGGREGATE SUPPLY

Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the AD-AS Model

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO - GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN MARKETS

Taxation

Dr Toke Aidt, University of Cambridge

MICRO - GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN MARKETS

The Deadweight Cost of Taxation and the Equity-Efficiency Trade Off

Dr Toke Aidt, University of Cambridge

MICRO - GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN MARKETS

Regulation of Externalities: Pollution Control

Dr Toke Aidt, University of Cambridge

Direct Provision of Goods and Services

MICRO – COMPETITION POLICY, PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND REGULATION

Natural Monopolies, Public Ownership and Regulation

Prof. Michael Waterson, Warwick University

Nationalisation and Privatisation

MICRO – COMPETITION POLICY, PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND REGULATION

Competition Policy

Prof. Michael Waterson, Warwick University

MICRO – COMPETITION POLICY, PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND REGULATION

Competition Policy in Practice

Prof. Michael Waterson, Warwick University

MICRO – COMPETITION POLICY, PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND REGULATION

Natural Monopolies, Public Ownership and Regulation

Prof. Michael Waterson, Warwick University

MICRO – COMPETITION POLICY, PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND REGULATION

Deregulation

Prof. Michael Waterson, Warwick University

MICRO – COMPETITION POLICY, PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND REGULATION

Competition in the Market vs. Competition for the Market

Prof. Michael Waterson, Warwick University

MICRO – COMPETITION POLICY, PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND REGULATION

Has Deregulation Gone Too Far?

Prof. Michael Waterson, Warwick University

Policies to Achieve Efficient Resource Allocation and Correct Market Failure

MICRO - GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN MARKETS

Market Failure and the Efficiency Case for State Intervention

Dr Toke Aidt, University of Cambridge

MICRO - GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN MARKETS

Other Reasons for State Intervention

Dr Toke Aidt, University of Cambridge

MICRO - GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN MARKETS

Taxation

Dr Toke Aidt, University of Cambridge

MICRO - GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN MARKETS

The Deadweight Cost of Taxation and the Equity-Efficiency Trade Off

Dr Toke Aidt, University of Cambridge

MICRO - GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN MARKETS

Regulation of Externalities: Pollution Control

Dr Toke Aidt, University of Cambridge

Equity and Policies Towards Income and Wealth Redistribution

MICRO - GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN MARKETS

Other Reasons for State Intervention

Dr Toke Aidt, University of Cambridge

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

The Distribution of Income and Wealth, and the Factors That Lie Behind Them

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

The Lorenz Curve and Gini Coefficient

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

Why Should We Study Inequality?

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

The Difference Between Relative and Absolute Poverty

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

The Causes and Effects of Poverty

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

MICRO – POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

Government Policies to Alleviate Poverty

Dr Paul Segal, King's College London

Labour Market Forces and Government Intervention: demand for and supply of labour, wage determination in perfect markets, wage determination in imperfect markets

MICRO – THE LABOUR MARKET

Introduction

Dr Annika Johnson, Bristol University

MICRO – THE LABOUR MARKET

Labour Supply

Dr Annika Johnson, Bristol University

MICRO – THE LABOUR MARKET

Labour Demand

Dr Annika Johnson, Bristol University

MICRO – THE LABOUR MARKET

Labour Market Equilibrium

Dr Annika Johnson, Bristol University

MICRO – THE LABOUR MARKET

Trade Unions

Dr Annika Johnson, Bristol University

MICRO – THE LABOUR MARKET

Minimum Wages

Dr Annika Johnson, Bristol University

MICRO – THE LABOUR MARKET

Discrimination

Dr Annika Johnson, Bristol University

THE LABOUR MARKET, HEALTHCARE AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Working From Home

Prof. Christopher Rauh, University of Cambridge

THE LABOUR MARKET, HEALTHCARE AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Gender Inequality

Prof. Christopher Rauh, University of Cambridge

THE LABOUR MARKET, HEALTHCARE AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Furloughing

Prof. Christopher Rauh, University of Cambridge

THE LABOUR MARKET, HEALTHCARE AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Sick Pay

Prof. Christopher Rauh, University of Cambridge

THE LABOUR MARKET, HEALTHCARE AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

The Impact on Healthcare

Prof. Christopher Rauh, University of Cambridge

THE LABOUR MARKET, MIGRATION AND LABOUR SHORTAGES

What is policy towards migrant workers designed to achieve?

Madeleine Sumption, University of Oxford

THE LABOUR MARKET, MIGRATION AND LABOUR SHORTAGES

How can we identify shortages in the labour market that could be addressed through migration?

Madeleine Sumption, University of Oxford

THE LABOUR MARKET, MIGRATION AND LABOUR SHORTAGES

Is it a good idea to adjust migration policy to account for shortages? And if so, how is it done?

Madeleine Sumption, University of Oxford

THE LABOUR MARKET, MIGRATION AND LABOUR SHORTAGES

Should labour migration in response to shortages be temporary or permanent?

Madeleine Sumption, University of Oxford

THE LABOUR MARKET, MIGRATION AND LABOUR SHORTAGES

Should immigration policymakers forget about shortages altogether?

Madeleine Sumption, University of Oxford

Contents

Maximum and Minimum Prices

Taxes (Direct and Indirect)

Direct Provision of Goods and Services

Nationalisation and Privatisation

Policies to Achieve Efficient Resource Allocation and Correct Market Failure

Equity and Policies Towards Income and Wealth Redistribution

Labour Market Forces and Government Intervention: demand for and supply of labour, wage determination in perfect markets, wage determination in imperfect markets