ECON 5351. Labor Economics. 3 Hours.
Students gain a comprehensive understanding of how labor markets operate and how individuals and businesses make decisions about work, wages, and employment. They explore topics such as labor supply and demand, the tradeoff between labor and leisure, occupational choices, skill development, and employment dynamics. By applying economic theory to real-world examples, students develop the skills to analyze labor market issues and understand how economic principles inform business and policy decisions.
