Courses
Finkelstein Lectures:
Lecture 1. Introduction
Lecture 5: In-Kind Transfers: Empirics
Lectures 6-7: Take-up and Self-Targeting
Lecture 12: Food Stamps/SNAP: Impacts and Welfare Implications
Lecture 13: Asymmetric Information: Theory
Lecture 14: Asymmetric Information: Testing
Lecture 15: Asymmetric Information: Empirical Welfare Analysis with Revealed Preference
Lecture 16: Asymmetric Information: Empirical Welfare Analysis without Revealed Preference
Lecture 17: Asymmetric Information: Empirical Welfare Analysis without Markets
Lecture 20: Selection on Slopes
Lectures 21 and 22: Optimal Health Insurance for Low-Income Individuals
Lecture 24: Choice of Instrument
Lecture 27: Partial Wrap-up: Summary of Hendren Lectures
Finkelstein Lectures:
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 5: In-Kind Transfers: Empirics
Lectures 6-7: Take-up and Self-Targeting
Lecture 12: Asymmetric Information: Theory
Lecture 13: Asymmetric Information: Testing
Lectures 20-21: Optimal Health Insurance for Low-Income Individuals
Lecture 23: Choice of Instrument
Lecture 26: Partial Wrap-up: Summary of Hendren Lectures
II_a Asymmetric Information: Theory
II_bc Asymmetric Information: Testing and Welfare
II_d Asymmetric Information: Welfare Analysis without revealed preference
II_e Asymmetric Information: Welfare analysis when there is no market
III_a Optimal Level of Social Insurance Benefits: Theory
III_b Optimal Level of Social Insurance Benefits: Empirics
III_c Optimal Level of Social Insurance Benefits: More on moral hazard
VB: Redistributive Instruments: Theory
VC: Redistribution Application: Cash vs In Kind
VD: Redistribution Application: Take up and Self Targeting
VI Synthesis: Subsidizing Health Insurance for Low Income Adults