| Recommended Resources |
1-Lordoğlu, Kuvvet and Özkaplan, Nurcan. Labor Economics. Der Publications.2-Biçerli, Kemal, Labor Economics3-Zaim, Sabahaddin. Labor Economics. Filiz Kitabevi4-Borjas, George. Labor Economics, McGraw Hill (A Turkish translation of this book is also available) |
| Aims of the Course |
The aim of the course is to ensure that students understand the fundamental concepts, theories, and policies regarding working life by examining the functioning of labor markets through their economic, social, and institutional dimensions. In this context, topics such as labor supply and demand, wage formation, employment and unemployment, discrimination in labor markets, trade unions and collective bargaining, working conditions, income distribution, and social policy are addressed. The primary objective of the course is to enable students to evaluate problems in the labor market using economic analysis methods, interpret current developments in working life, and analyze the economic and social consequences of employment policies. |