A complete learning kit for the first five chapters of Economics of the Public Sector: in-depth reading modules, flashcards for memorization, self-check quizzes, and exam-style problem sets — with all the original textbook graphics.
What is the role of the state in a mixed market economy? How does one think like a public-sector economist?
How big is the state? An overview of production, subsidies, regulation, purchases, and redistribution.
Pareto efficiency, the two fundamental theorems of welfare economics, and the three efficiency conditions.
The six classic types of market failure: competition, public goods, externalities, incomplete markets, information, and disequilibrium.
Rivalry and excludability, the free-rider problem, efficient provision of public goods, and rationing methods.
For each chapter, a structured reader covering every key concept, example, and figure from the textbook.
Click to flip, use arrow keys to navigate. Shuffle for active recall before the exam.
Multiple-choice with instant explanations. Conceptual exam prep — not rote memorization.
Open-ended Stiglitz-style questions with model answers — just like the end-of-chapter problem sets.