At the end of this course, students will learn:

The intricacies of government spending, taxation, financing, and financial control activities and their implications for resource allocation and income distribution within economies. The principles and theories underpinning public finance, including theories of taxation, public expenditure, and fiscal policy, and how they manifest in real-world economic contexts. The nuances of public finance reform initiatives in modern economies, with a specific focus on Turkey, including their rationale, objectives, and implementation strategies.