Social Econ Blog

This blog started as part of a sophomore economics tutorial (Everybody's Doin' It: Social Interactions and Economics) at Harvard. It continued when I taught Public and Environmental Economics courses at Lewis and Clark College. Now that I am back teaching at the University of Oregon, it is used to facilitate ECON 450 -- Labor Economics. It also serves as an outlet for my musings on economics (particularly social stuff) and other random topics.

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Compensating Wage Differential Materials

Monday's lecture slides are available here.

Some other, perhaps more complete, materials are available here and here.

Also, additional information on my aside on the value of a statistical life is available here.

// posted by BW @ 11:10 AM

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