ECON686Graduate
Social Networks in Labor Markets
Printed in the catalogue as SOCIAL NETWORKS IN LABOR MARKETS
Course content
Graduate course in labor economics; particular emphasis on the analysis of social networks in labor markets. More than half of all jobs are obtained through social networks: the course will focus on understanding the effects of networks on labor market outcomes, especially on unemployment; expose the student to this rapidly emerging field.
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