Mini course at Tor Vergata University of Rome

Mini course at Tor Vergata University of Rome

Piotr concluded an insightful mini course inspired by the pressing issue of economic inequality, focusing on the theoretical foundations of the equity-efficiency trade-off. Held as a series of three lectures, the course delved into this topic through both classical public-finance and innovative market-design approaches, offering participants a deep conceptual understanding of these frameworks.
The mini course, adapted from a full-length topics course for 2nd- and 3rd-year Economics PhD students at Northwestern University, prioritized in-depth exploration over breadth. It consisted of three carefully structured lectures led by Piotr: Optimal Income Taxation, Inequality-Aware Market Design, Integrating Taxation and Market Design.