At a glance
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€8k
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Master's
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This program delves into the complex relationship between government fiscal policy and economic growth. You will explore various theoretical models, including the neo-classical framework, to understand how government spending, taxation, and debt management influence an economy's growth path. Key concepts such as Ricardian Equivalence, which examines the relevance of financing methods for government spending, will be analyzed in detail. The program also investigates the impact of distortive taxation and normative analyses of labor taxation on economic behavior and policy effectiveness.
Curriculum
The curriculum focuses on the theoretical underpinnings of fiscal policy, including models of economic growth and the effects of government intervention. Topics covered include the role of government spending in production and utility, the intertemporal budget constraint, and the implications of different tax structures.
- Year 1
- Introduction to Fiscal Policy Models
- Ricardian Equivalence and its Critiques
- Optimal Taxation Theory
- Year 2
- Dynamic General Equilibrium Models
- Fiscal Policy in Open Economies
- Master's Thesis
Careers
Graduates with a specialization in Fiscal Policy are well-equipped for a variety of roles in public and private sectors where economic analysis and policy advice are crucial.
- Economist
- Policy Advisor
- Financial Analyst
- Government Official
- Researcher
Frequently asked questions
- What is the tuition fee for international students in the Fiscal Policy Master's program?
- The tuition fee for this program is SEK 90,000 per academic year. Non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens are generally required to pay tuition fees.
- What is the duration of the Fiscal Policy Master's program?
- The program is structured over two years, with the second year dedicated to the Master's thesis.
- How do I apply for the Fiscal Policy Master's program?
- You need to apply through the central Swedish university application portal, University Admissions (universityadmissions.se), and meet the specified academic and English language requirements.
- Is there an application fee for this program?
- Yes, there is an application fee of 900 SEK, paid to University Admissions in Sweden. Students currently registered at a Swedish university at the time of application may be exempt.
- What are the career prospects after completing the Fiscal Policy program?
- Graduates can pursue roles such as Economist, Policy Advisor, Financial Analyst, Government Official, or Researcher in public and private sectors.
- Are there scholarships available for this program?
- Yes, scholarships like the Stockholm University Scholarship Scheme, Swedish Institute Scholarships, and Stockholm Trio Scholarship are available for qualified students.
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Fees
Tuition (international)The tuition fee for programs in Humanities/Social Sciences/Law is SEK 90,000 per academic year. Some programs may have special prices.
Tuition (home)—
LivingStudents should budget at least 11,214 SEK per month for living costs in Sweden.
Application fee: 900 SEK. This fee is for processing the application and is paid to University Admissions in Sweden. Students registered at a Swedish university at the time of application may be exempt.
How to apply
1. Check Eligibility and RequirementsReview the specific academic and English language proficiency requirements for the Fiscal Policy program. Note that non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens generally have to pay tuition fees.
2. Gather Required DocumentsPrepare all necessary documents, which typically include academic transcripts, degree certificates, proof of English proficiency, and a statement of purpose. A passport copy is also usually required.
3. Submit Application via University AdmissionsApply through the central Swedish university application portal, University Admissions (universityadmissions.se). Ensure you select Stockholm University and the Fiscal Policy program.
4. Pay Application FeePay the national application fee of 900 SEK to University Admissions in Sweden. You may be exempt if you are currently studying at a Swedish university.
5. Apply for Scholarships (Optional)If eligible, apply for scholarships like the Stockholm University Scholarship Scheme or Swedish Institute Scholarships. Application deadlines for scholarships are usually early and require careful attention.
6. Await Admission ResultsAdmission results are typically announced by late March or April for programs starting in the autumn semester.
7. Pay Tuition FeeIf admitted and you are a fee-paying student, you will need to pay the tuition fee in installments according to the deadlines provided. The fee for this program is SEK 90,000 per academic year.
Scholarships
Stockholm University Scholarship SchemeCovers the whole tuition fee.
Swedish Institute Scholarships—
Stockholm Trio ScholarshipCovers the full tuition fee.
Frequently asked questions
What is the tuition fee for international students in the Fiscal Policy Master's program?
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The tuition fee for this program is SEK 90,000 per academic year. Non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens are generally required to pay tuition fees.
What is the duration of the Fiscal Policy Master's program?
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The program is structured over two years, with the second year dedicated to the Master's thesis.
How do I apply for the Fiscal Policy Master's program?
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You need to apply through the central Swedish university application portal, University Admissions (universityadmissions.se), and meet the specified academic and English language requirements.
Is there an application fee for this program?
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Yes, there is an application fee of 900 SEK, paid to University Admissions in Sweden. Students currently registered at a Swedish university at the time of application may be exempt.
What are the career prospects after completing the Fiscal Policy program?
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Graduates can pursue roles such as Economist, Policy Advisor, Financial Analyst, Government Official, or Researcher in public and private sectors.
Are there scholarships available for this program?
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Yes, scholarships like the Stockholm University Scholarship Scheme, Swedish Institute Scholarships, and Stockholm Trio Scholarship are available for qualified students.