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ECON 331
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Labor Economics-Labor Relations* RS
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| Using modern tools of economic analysis, a rigorous study of the evolution and the changing composition of labor and labor institutions is made. The labor movement, as shaped by labor, government, and the post-industrial economy is scrutinized. The new, emerging, international labor relations are analyzed. This course meets General Education requirements: Social Awareness, Global Consciousness;Race/Ethnicity/and/or Gender Issues. |
Requires:
ECON 222
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