Topic:Labour economics
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[edit] Welcome to the Department of Labour Economics: Wikiversity: School of Economics
Here students and faculty are encouraged to propose, collaborate on and eventually post finished research projects. The idea is to foster expansion of the department, Wikibooks (via new texts), courses on researched material and especially our knowledge of Labour Economics.
[edit] What's new at the Department
[edit] Completed Research
These projects have completed the task they were set out to achieve and are ready to go.
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- your completed research here
[edit] Current Research
If you are working on a research project you can post here. Unfinished, but in progress works should go here. This gives others access to see what progress you've made in addition to allowing them to contact you if they'd like to become involved too.
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- your research project here
[edit] Proposals
Post research projects you would like to undertake or would like to see developed, even if not by yourself. ALL projects are welcome as long as they satisfy one of two requirements:
- Be based on or strongly related to the discipline of Labour Economics
- Be based on an labour economist
Your projects do NOT have to be approved. This department is more-or-less a means of organizing research so that interested parties can collaborate as well as for curious economic enthusiasts to explore the world of economics. Every new ideas is accepted but it must be in accordance with the Wikipedia rules.
[edit] The Staff
If you would like to be part of our mission, please feel free to contribute! Help is always welcomed. If you'd like to, you can also post your user name here so that other staff members can contact you as well as ensure that you are part of any major developments or changes within the Wikiversity:School of Economics.
