Harvard Kennedy School teaching case | MPP Microeconomics.
I developed this 23-page teaching case for Harvard's Master in Public Policy core microeconomics curriculum. I researched the interaction among climate risk, insurance pricing, regulation, insurer behavior, and public risk-sharing, translating these dynamics into a narrative about affordability, availability, price caps, market solvency, and the evolving impact of climate change on property and insurance markets.
I also analyzed insurance, wildfire, and California FAIR Plan (insurer of last resort) data to create original exhibits and graphs to illustrate market trends and policy trade-offs. The project demonstrates my ability to combine technical research, data analysis, data visualization, and narrative judgment in a rigorous teaching product.
Skills: microeconomic analysis · regulatory research · data analysis · data visualization · evidence synthesis · case-based learning · long-form writing.
Written by Jonathan Faull in collaboration with Juan Saavedra, Lecturer in Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School.