Economic Sociology

Economic sociology studies the behavior of large social groups in market situations.

The book reveals concepts such as the economic way of life of the family, its types and forms, life cycle, budget, consumption, and leisure in modern society.

At the macro level, the author addresses categories of gender inequality, consumption and exchange, employment and unemployment, types and forms of unemployment, laws of supply and demand, and labor market laws.

Special sections of the book are dedicated to the history of economic sociology from ancient times to the present, the methodology and techniques of empirical research, and the subject matrix of this discipline. 

For students studying in the field of "Sociology and Economics".