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ECON 351 - Labor Economics

Credits: 3

The course focuses on the decisions of wage earners within modern society and how the role of government, firms and other economic agents influence those decisions. Topics include the decision to work, labor demand, wage theory and policy, discrimination, human capital, the role of unions, and managerial incentives. Prerequisite(s): ECON 208  and ECON 209 .


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