Program overview
Understanding microeconomics is essential for shaping effective public policy and driving meaningful societal change. The “Microeconomics, Policies, and Public Impact” program equips participants with the foundational tools and analytical frameworks necessary to assess the relationship between economic principles and policy outcomes. Participants will explore key topics, including resource allocation, market behavior, and policy mechanisms, that influence public impact, with a focus on practical applications in global and local contexts.
Mode of Learning
In-person
Location
KSPP
Language
English
Duration
3 Days
Program Start
Feb 02, 2025
Program End
Feb 04, 2025
Program Hours
09:00 AM - 04:00 PM
Learning Outcomes
Understand the principles of supply and demand, and their implications for public policy.
Analyze the effects of government interventions, such as taxation and subsidies, on market behavior and resource allocation.
Assess the role of microeconomic tools in addressing market failures and promoting public welfare.
Examine the impact of pricing, production, and consumption decisions on economic efficiency and equity.
Who Should Attend?
Policy Leaders and Public Sector Professionals
Ideal for policymakers, government officials, and advisors responsible for economic strategies and public programs.
Corporate Executives and Decision-Makers
Suitable for executives looking to integrate economic insights into strategic decision-making.
Key responsibilities may include:
Policy analysis, economic strategy, public affairs, social program design, and governance.
Eligibility Requirements
Professionals with experience or interest in public policy, economic analysis, or governance-related roles.
Language
Proficiency in both written and spoken English.
Program Faculty
Chrysostomos Tampakis – KAPSARC School of Public Policy