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THE ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSEHOLD

CNSRSCI 748
Course Description

Studies family behavior and family outcomes using an economic framework. Covers theoretical models of consumption, fertility, household production, time allocation, and household formation. Knowledge of microeconomic theory [such asECON 301] recommended.

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Graduate/professional standing

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This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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