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Labor markets and employment relationships : A comprehensive approach

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Publication details: Oxford Blackwell Publishing 2004Description: 556p xxviISBN:
  • 9780631208365
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 331.000000 JAC
Contents:
Table of contents; Preface. Introduction: Labor Economics and the Political Economy of Labor. Part I: Labor Demand and Supply: 1. Labor Supply. 2. Labor Demand. 3. Perfectly Competitive Labor Markets. 4. Imperfectly Competitive Labor Markets. Part II: The Labor Exchange: 5. The Structure of Labor Exchange. 6. Strategic Labor Exchange. 7. Bargaining in Labor Exchange. 8. Imperfect Contracting in Labor Exchange. Part III: The Employment Relationship: 9. The Nature of the Employment Relationship. 10. Employee Compensation and Incentive Provision. 11. Employment Continuity and Internal Labor Markets. 12. Employee Representation in the Workplace. Part IV: Labor Market Divisions: 13. Wages and Working Conditions. 14. Education and Ability. 15. Employee Characteristics and Discrimination. 16. Employer Characteristics and Market Segmentation. Part V: Labor in the Market System: 17. Earnings Inequality. 18. Unemployment. 19. Labor Market Dynamics. Index
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Table of contents;
Preface.
Introduction: Labor Economics and the Political Economy of Labor.
Part I: Labor Demand and Supply:
1. Labor Supply.
2. Labor Demand.
3. Perfectly Competitive Labor Markets.
4. Imperfectly Competitive Labor Markets.
Part II: The Labor Exchange:
5. The Structure of Labor Exchange.
6. Strategic Labor Exchange.
7. Bargaining in Labor Exchange.
8. Imperfect Contracting in Labor Exchange.
Part III: The Employment Relationship:
9. The Nature of the Employment Relationship.
10. Employee Compensation and Incentive Provision.
11. Employment Continuity and Internal Labor Markets.
12. Employee Representation in the Workplace. Part IV: Labor Market Divisions:
13. Wages and Working Conditions. 14. Education and Ability. 15. Employee Characteristics and Discrimination.
16. Employer Characteristics and Market Segmentation.
Part V: Labor in the Market System:
17. Earnings Inequality.
18. Unemployment.
19. Labor Market Dynamics.
Index

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