ECO 221 - Labor Economics

(BUS 221)

A study of the political economy of labor market demand and supply, the labor process and the philosophic foundations of various theories of labor. The course surveys the historical and current problems of labor organization and unions as well as the impact of race, gender and class on labor and income distribution.

Prerequisite: ECO 120
3 credits
Offered Sproradically on the Long Island Campus

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ECO 221 - Labor Economics