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Dirk Niepelt

“Public Economics,” Stockholm, Spring 2014

PhD course in the Stockholm Doctoral Program, joint with Sebastian Koehne.

The classes follow section 4.6 in these notes. SU’s official course page.

This entry was posted in Teaching on January 20, 2014 by Dirk Niepelt.

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