The fields of study within this discipline include:

Regulation of labor markets through public policies, analysis of minimum wage policies, social security systems, and employment incentive mechanisms

Evaluation of the role of national property in economic policies, public enterprises, and privatization processes

Examination of the rationales and instruments of intervention within the context of state interventions, public goods, externalities, and market failures

Analysis of the economic effects of tax policies and their reflections on income distribution, resource allocation, and economic growth

The impact of public expenditures on the economic structure, and the sustainability perspective within the framework of welfare economics and fiscal policies

This department enables students to comprehend the dynamics of the public economy at both micro and macro levels, allowing them to develop analytical thinking in policy design and implementation processes. At the same time, it provides the ability to evaluate the economic role of the state within the framework of the principles of social justice, efficiency, and fiscal balance.