AGEP Institutes
These three day long programs are designed to enhance skillsets for handling complex legal and public policy issues, with a particular emphasis on the application of principles of economics. Program sessions include: Market in Action; Market Failures: Externalities, Monopolies and Information Problems; Principles of Public Policy Analysis; Public Choice Economics; Introduction to Probability; Empirical Legal Research; Judicial Behavior; Property Rights Economics; The Financial Crisis; and Information, Insurance Markets and Disasters. Classes are taught by distinguished faculty from Northwestern University and other leading institutions.
UPCOMING
Forthcoming.
PAST PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTES
AGEP PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE (September 19-21, 2011)
AGEP PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE (June 13-15, 2011)
AGEP PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE (October 3-8, 2010)
AGEP PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE (June 7-12, 2010)
AGEP PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE (October 25-30, 2009)
INAUGURAL AGEP PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE (Monday, June 8th - Friday, June 12th, 2009)
- Recommended Readings
- Winston, Clifford, Government Failure versus Market Failure, (AEI-Brookings Institution Press, 2006).
- “Gasoline Price Changes: the Dynamic of Supply, Demand, and Competition,” by the Federal Trade Commission.
- Anderson, Terry and Huggins, Laura E. Property Rights: A Practical Guide to Freedom and Prosperity
- Winston, Clifford, Government Failure versus Market Failure, (AEI-Brookings Institution Press, 2006).
Contact
For more information regarding the Attorneys General Education Program, please call (312) 503-2686 or send an email to agep@law.northwestern.edu.
