Course description

Part I (lectures):

- labour market equilibrium in neoclassical economics

- Keynesian unemployment theory and policies

- labour market in new classical macroeconomics and neokeynesian economics

- labour market: heuristics and biases

- labour market institutions, trade unions, bargaining

- unemployment, precarious job, labour policies

- flexicurity

Part II ( lectures and student’s research):

- unemployment and globalization, international wage gap, migration

- working poor

- participation, discrimination, segregation, unequal opportunities

- female employment and fertility

- investment in education

- matching in labour market

- youth unemployment, N.E.E.T

and so on