EC318: Labour Economics - Test 1 2024C/C++

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EC318: Labour Economics

1.    Basic details
Assessment type	Test 1
Deadline	16 February 2024
Weighting	10%
2.   Questions/required work
The testis 1-hour long. It is an MCQ test. Answer ALL 15 multiple choice questions. Each question is worth 5 marks. For each question, you will choose one or two from 4 possible choices. Choosing ALL correct choices will give you 5 marks. Choosing 1 of the 2 correct choices will give you 2 marks. An incorrect choice will receive a zero mark. Entering no choice will yield a mark of zero.
3.   Assessment criteria
Your work will be assessed on the following criteria:
Subject Knowledge and Understanding	Your understanding of key theories in the analysis of  labour markets and knowledge of empirical evidence and your capacity to evaluate critically the evidence   available.
Subject Knowledge and Understanding	Your knowledge of the operation of both supply < EC318: Labour Economics - Test 1 2024C/C++ span >and demand in the labour market, and the limitations of  the models.
Subject Knowledge and Understanding	Your understanding of theories which seek to model, understand and explain heterogeneity in labour market behaviour.
Subject Knowledge and Understanding	Your knowledge of research issues: Familiarity with  contemporary debates and latest research in labour economics. Understanding of how to approach an    economic problem from the perspective of a contemporary researcher in economics.
Subject Specific and Professional Skills	Your demonstration of evaluation of economic models and policies.
Subject Specific and Professional Skills	Your demonstration of understanding of different    hypotheses and how they are tested in the relevant literature.
Cognitive Skills	Your ability to show understanding of key theories in the analysis of labour markets and knowledge of empirical evidence and your capacity to evaluate critically the evidence available.
Cognitive Skills	Your ability to demonstrate policy evaluation and the analysis of institutions.
Key Skills	Your ability to demonstrate use of library and internet as information sources