printer friendly pageECON 248: Labor Economics III
This course focuses on household decision making, the economics of discrimination, and the economics of migration. We will examine unitary, cooperative and non-cooperative models of the household, the collective model, dynamic extensions of the collective model with frictions. We will then discuss empirical applications of these models to labor supply, retirement behavior, human capital accumulation, division of labor within the family and migration decisions.
Terms: Spr
| Units: 3-5
Instructors:
Voena, A. (PI)
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