ECON 244: Models Meet Data: The Economics of The Family

Economics Stanford University 5.0 credits

Course Description

This class will focus on structural labor economics, with applications to the economics of the family. The goal is to provide students with tools to develop, solve, and estimate models of family decision-making, including education decisions, labor supply, savings and consumption choices, and intra-household allocations. 1st year PhD sequence in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics is required, with no exceptions.

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