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Outline
Thia course aims to cover theoretical and empirical work on topics in labour economics, and to provide a foundation for original research.
Objectives
You will learn how to formulate and solve dynamic models, spatial equilibrium models, as well as reduced form estimation techniques such as IV regression and diff-in-diff. Applications of these models include an analysis of labour market effects of migration, unemployment, wage differentials, income inequality and sorting. Throughout the course, analysis will be linked to current debate on labour market policies such as migration restrictions.
Instructors
- Suphanit Piyapromdee (s.piyapromdee@ucl.ac.uk)
Prerequistes
You must have permission from the Department of Economics to take this module, but it is suitable for all graduate students.
You can find more details about this course on Moodle at this link.