INEQUALITY, SEGREGATION, AND LOCAL LABOR MARKETS

Universidad de los Andes - Facultad de economía

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En Bogotá, D.C.

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  • Nivel

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  • Lugar

    Bogotá, d.c.

  • Duración

    Flexible

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The class will be discussion-oriented so students are encouraged to read the papers before class. For each lecture students will be required to turn in a summary of the assigned readings. The summaries are expected to include additional analysis that engage future discussion of the analyzed topic.

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Bogotá, D.C. (Bogotá)
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  • Econometric
  • Techniques
  • Economic outcomes
  • Influence economic
  • Methodological
  • Literature
  • Neighborhood
  • Metropolitan
  • Amenities
  • Local costs

Programa académico

This course considers how locations – at the metropolitan (labor-market) and neighborhood level – influence economic outcomes. The first half covers methodological literature and emphasizes on econometric techniques for the study of inequality. The second half focuses on how local labor markets relate in spatial equilibrium – with amenities and local costs – and are impacted by trade, residential location, amenities, segregation, and infrastructure (transportation). The course is designed to cover a wide range of topics that highlight the importance of locations, amenities, workplaces, and individual heterogeneity as determinants of inequality and segregation. In the last lectures we will do specific emphasis on cutting-edge literature that analyzes the Colombian context.

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INEQUALITY, SEGREGATION, AND LOCAL LABOR MARKETS

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