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Useful links for Labour Economics

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Student recruitment

Why study a module in Labour Economics? Short essay by Stephen Drinkwater, University of Surrey for the Economics Network's site for students, StudyingEconomics.

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Learning materials on other sites

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MIT OpenCourseWare materials

These are released under a Creative Commons licence.

Joshua Angrist: Reading list and assignments for Labor Economics and Public Policy, taught Spring 2006.

David Autor, Phillip Oreopoulos: Lecture notes, reading list and assignments for Labor Economics I (graduate-level course), taught 2003-2004.

Michael Piore, Jorn-Steffen Pischke: Lecture notes, assignments and solutions for Labor Economics II (graduate-level course), taught Spring 2007.

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Open University OpenLearn materials

Economics explains discrimination in the labour market. 8 hour online unit adapted from Microeconomics by Susan Himmelweit, Roberto Simonetti and Andrew Trigg. Released under a Creative Commons licence.

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Other

Economics Network's external links for Labour Economics

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