The course presents some of the methods used by economists for evaluating policies based on their performance in allocating various attributes (incomes, health, well-being, opportunities, etc.) among their members. It focuses both on the theoretical foundations of the methods - by connecting them to modern theories of justice - and on their empirical tractability. A particular emphasis is devoted to robust dominance methods that are consistent with a wide range of ethical beliefs.
- Enseignant: Nicolas GRAVEL