Modern labor economics : theory and public policy
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Modern labor economics : theory and public policy
HarperCollins College Publishers, c1994
5th ed
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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内容説明
Providing an extensive survey of labour economics, including current and classic research, this new edition develops the modern theory of labour market behaviour, summarizes empirical evidence that supports or contradicts each hypothesis, and illlustrates in detail the usefulness of various theories for public policy analysis. By showing the social implications of concepts, the authors enhance students' interest and motivation, and allow students to see the concepts in action. The authors also integrate contemporary, real-world examples with a focus on policy. Although this book does not require a background in economics, the authors have included 13 chapter appendices that cover more challenging material for students who have had intermediate microeconomics. There are new chapters on wage inequality, and pay and productivity, as well as addressing policies specifically relevant to business and politics.
目次
- Statistical testing of the labour market
- overview of the labour market
- the demand for labour
- graphic derivation of a firm's labour demand curve
- labour demand
- quasi-fixed labour costs and their effects on demand
- supply of labour to the economy - the decision to work
- child care, commuting and the fixed costs of working
- labour supply - household production, the family and the life cycle
- compensating wage differentials and labour markets
- compensating wage differentials and layoffs
- investing in human capital - education and training
- "signaling" in the labour market
- a hedonic model of earnings and educational level
- worker mobility - turnover, migration and immigration
- cohort quality changes, assimilation and the earnings growth of immigrants
- the structure of compensation
- the economics of discrimination
- unions and collective bargaining in the private sector
- "monopoly unions" or "efficient contracts"?
- public sector labour markets
- arbitration and the incentive to bargain
- inequality in earnings
- Lorenz curves and Gini co-efficients
- unemployment
- social norms and unemployment - the workers' perspective
- inflation, unemployment and productivity growth
- does a long-run trade-off exist between the rate of price inflation and the unemployment rate?
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