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Labour economics

1984
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses labor economics. Dramatic changes in the labor market during the last decade have undoubtedly increased the academic interest in the labor economics field. Sometimes this has been limited to the margins of the subject—economic theorists exploring the nature of disequilibrium in the macro economy have been drawn
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The Institutionalist Tradition in Labour Economics

, 2004
List of Tables and Figures Introduction 1. The Institutionalist Tradition in Labor Economics, Dell P. Champlin and Janet T. Knoedler Part I. Historical and Theoretical Perspectives 2. The Institutional and Neoclassical Schools in Labor Economics, Bruce E.
Dell P. Champlin, Janet T. Knoedler
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Economic and Labour History

2009
Writing in 1997, Mary E. Daly observed that ‘while the primary task facing Irish historians in the 1930s was the debunking of nationalist pieties, by now this process appears to have run its course and many of the earlier “revisionist” accounts are being subjected to critical scrutiny, though it is doubtful whether this process will result in the re ...
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Essays on Labour Economics and Economic History

2022
Chapter 1 investigates the relationship between family size and intergenerational inequality. I construct a fuzzy regression discontinuity design by the exogenous variation in fertility caused by the one-child policy. My findings present the one-child policy only reduces urban fertility.
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Behavioural Economics and Labour Law

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
Can behavioural economics help to make better labour law? This article traces the relationship between empirical work and legal thought, and focuses on new studies in behavioural economics and their potential implications for labour policy. Work by behavioural economists, and its implications, is discussed in four main fields of labour law policy: the ...
Ewan McGaughey   +2 more
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What is (not) behavioural in labour economics? [PDF]

open access: possibleLabour Economics, 2014
Thomas Dohmen's survey on the impact of behavioural economicson labour economics is an impressive manifesto about the pervasive-ness of behavioural assumptions in current labour economics research.Behavioural economics is typically defined via the inverse of the tradi-tional economic agent, who is a self-interested, rational, and forward ...
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Economic Incentives to Labour

1972
As is well known, Marx in his writings had a vision of an egalitarian society in which there would be no distinction between the remuneration of skilled and unskilled, of mental and physical, of urban and rural labour, but in which work and income would be governed by the principle ‘from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs ’.1
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The Economics of Professional Road Cycling

Sports Economics, Management and Policy, 2022
D. V. Reeth, Daniel J Larson
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The Economics of Labour.

Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1984
Barry Thomas   +2 more
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Economics of Labour

Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, 1943
Sumner H. Slichter   +3 more
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