Hirschel Kasper
Professor
Hirschel.Kasper@oberlin.edu

Hirschel Kasper (Ph.D., 1963, Minnesota) is primarily interested in labor economics and economic policy. He teaches courses in labor economics, labor-management relations, and poverty and affluence. His interest in education led to his 1991 article titled "The Education of Economists", published in the American Economic Association's Journal of Economic Literature. For more than a decade he has served as an Associate Editor of the Journal of Economic Education. He is now finishing a study of the relation between labor market conditions and welfare case loads. On occasion he serves as labor arbitrator in the private and public sectors. He is professionally known for his research on job searches by the unemployed and collective bargaining in education.

Fall 2008

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