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ECONOMICS OF LABOR
The present capitalistic method of production has brought with it many
problems of management. The intelligent management of workers is so important
a part of the administration of a business that it properly forms a subject by itself.
A satisfactory labor policy is now coming to be regarded as the most vital element
in business management. For the student interested in the labor side of business
administration there are several courses suggested below which will give him a
broad background for dealing with any problems of this nature which may come
up in his future business career.
An advanced course in labor problems is given for the student wishing to do
more advanced work in this field. An intensive study is made of the labor difficulties
arising out of economic activities connected with the production, exchange,
and distribution of wealth. This course aims to acquaint the student with the
many problems arising out of the relations of employer and employee; the philosophy,
policies, and methods of organized labor; unemployment; agencies for the
promotion of industrial peace, scientific management, etc.
Session-hours | |
Commercial Law B1 | 3 |
Economics B2 | 3 |
Economics B3 | 3 |
Economics B5 | 3 |
Government B1 | 3 |
15 |
Economics B8 or C10 | 3 |
Economics B9 | 3 |
[1] Sociology B1 | 3 |
History B2 or B3 | 3 |
Economics C6 | 3 |
15 |
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