Economics 1816: Race in America
122102 – Section 001
| School | Department | Faculty |
|---|---|---|
Faculty of Arts and Sciences | Economics | Roland Fryer |
| Term | Day and Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
Spring 2015-2016 (show academic calendar) | TuTh 4:00 p.m. - 5:29 p.m. | Harvard Hall 201 (FAS) |
Credit Level Graduate and Undergraduate |
Description
Examines the causes and consequences of racial inequality in America and evaluates the efficacy of various market and non-market solutions. Topics include: the racial achievement gap in education, the impact of crack cocaine on inner cities, racial differences in health, crime and punishment, labor market discrimination, social interactions and the effects of peer groups, affirmative action, and more.
Prerequisite(s)
Recommended: Ec 10a and Ec 10b.
Notes
Optional writing Requirement: This course offers an optional writing requirement which if completed will satisfy the concentration writing requirement. Offered in alternate years.
Exam Group
FAS13_D
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| Cross Registration |
|---|
Eligible for cross-registration With permission of instructor/subject to availability |