ECON 222
Labor Economics
Economics · Faculty of Arts and Sciences · 3 credits
Took ECON 222? Rate it in one click.
Join free
Sign in
Free, takes ten seconds, and helps the next student pick better. 1 student has already reviewed this course.
The course is interesting in terms of striking a balance between theoretical models of labor markets and empirical cases. Labor economics is becoming increasingly important as more jobs are being threatened by automation. I would recommend this course for both gaining wider perspectives on the topic and hands-on skills for labor market analysis.