Labour Economics-Theory and Practice

Labour Economics is a field of study that examines the behavior of individuals, firms, and markets in relation to the employment and compensation of labour. This course delves into the analysis of workforce trends, wage determination, labor market policies, and the impact of government interventions on employment. Students will explore theoretical frameworks and empirical methods to understand the dynamics of labour markets, addressing issues such as unemployment, discrimination, and the role of human capital in shaping economic outcomes.