Peter Kuhn
Professor of Economics
University of California, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-9210

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Courses:

Economics 100C Topics in microeconomic theory. Classic articles in the economics of information, for undergraduates interested in graduate work in economics.

Economics 150. This is an introduction to labor economics on the undergraduate level.

Economics 152 Personnel Economics. This is an advanced undergraduate course focusing on the applications of labor economics to personnel and human resources decisions within firms.

Economics 250A Graduate Labor Economics I. This is an introduction to labor economics on the graduate level. It focuses on the basics of labor supply and demand.

Economics 250B Graduate Labor Economics II. This course focuses on the determinants of wage structure, including compensating differentials, human capital, signalling/screening models, and immigrant assimilation.

Economics 594P This is a reading course in Personnel Economics on the graduate level.

Economics 594SE Advanced Level Econometrics for the AEA Summer Training Program