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ECO 350 Gender and Economics

Part of the Gen. Ed. Theme: "Gender, Society, and Culture."
Analysis of gender differences in employment and earnings. Topics include allocation of time between the household and the labor market, employment and family structure, theories of discrimination, antipoverty programs, comparable worth, parental leave, and affirmative action. Historical trends and cross-cultural comparisons are discussed along with current U.S. conditions. Part of Gender, Society and Culture theme. Three credits.

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