ECO 331
Economics of the Labor Market
Applies microeconomic analysis to the demand for labor, labor supply, and the determination of wages. Examines investments in human capital, unemployment, discrimination, unions, government intervention in the labor market. Empirical findings as well as theoretical models are studied. Prerequisites: ECO 100, ECO 302, and MAT 175 or equivalent. Two lectures, one precept.
Prerequisites & course information
ECO 100, ECO 302, and MAT 175 or equivalent. Two lectures, one precept.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
- Catalogue entry ↗
Catalogue variants
- Economics of the Labor Market · Undergraduate catalogue