ECO314Labor Economics

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU ECO314 has 4 direct prerequisites.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

This course develops and explores explanations of the operation of the labor market in the United States' capitalist economy. An eclectic approach is used to compare and contrast different views on such issues as the nature of the working class, the role of trade unions in the labor market, the impact of investments in labor power, the causes of poverty and unemployment, the influence of technological change on the labor market, and the role of the government in the labor market (i.e. minimum wage legislation, employment training programs, unemployment compensation, retirement and Social Security).

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ECO202 — Macroeconomics
- ECO201 — Microeconomics
MAT241 — Modern Statistics with Software
ECO201 — Microeconomics
MAT240 — Applied Statistics

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ECO314

Labor Economics

ECO202

Macroeconomics

ECO201

Microeconomics

MAT241

Modern Statistics with Software

MAT240

Applied Statistics

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