ECO 6654 - Labor Economics

3 Semester Hour(s)

An overview of the forces of supply and demand as related to labor markets; wage determination and resource allocation in U.S. labor market operations; the interrelationship of labor and the national economy, wages, prices, and employment; and labor economics in the microenvironment. An introduction to wage determination policies and strategies in a competitive global marketplace.

Prerequisite(s): All business foundation courses or equivalent.