Economics 345 - Stratification Economics

This course will examine the economics of socially constructed groups and the inequalities in income, wealth, and power between them. The course will include, as a central feature, an examination of inequalities based on race and ethnicity. However, the course will also explore economic dynamics and disparities between a range of socially constructed groups, including those based on gender, caste, nationality/citizenship, different concepts of class, and sexuality. This course will introduce students to key concepts and analytical approaches in stratification economics and the economics of identity.

ECON 103/RES-ECON 102 &ECON104 Open only to Primary majors in ECON/STPEC/RES-EC/MGREC until April 18th, then open to all.
Students who have taken Econ 397SE are not eligible to take Econ 345.