Fundamentals of Financial Management

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- V-733 International and labour Economics.
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Any suggestions for copywriter or provide generic description of the product to be used for the Internet or non-channel specific applications. NOTE: If you have a book only version for this product, it is imperative that you provide a description that does not include any references to package elements. Labor Economics, 2e, International Edition covers the essential aspects of modern labor economics from an international perspective, providing students with a comprehensive survey of economic theory and empirical evidence on purely competitive labor markets.
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Introduce the essential aspects of modern labor economics from an international perspective as Hyclak/Johnes/Thornton's FUNDAMENTALS OF LABOR ECONOMICS, 3E provides students with a comprehensive survey of economic theory and empirical evidence on purely competitive labor markets. Using a highly accessible approach, the authors examine the impact of imperfect competition, incomplete information and uncertainty, and institutional factors -- stemming from government regulation, unions, social norms, and human resource management policies -- on wages and employment opportunities.
The latest updates and applications address important current issues, such as wage and income inequality, labor market effects of international migration, the impact of occupational licensing on wages and employment, and the labor aspects of today's "gig" economy. Extensive data, references, and cases provide an international comparative perspective, while a complete support package offers additional instructional support.
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- Höfundur: Thomas Hyclak
- Útgáfa:3
- Útgáfudagur: 2020-01-01
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- Format:ePub
- ISBN 13: 9798214344157
- Print ISBN: 9780357442128
Efnisyfirlit
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. The Study of Labor Economics
- The Study and Scope of Labor Economics
- The Method of Labor Economics
- Labor Market Theory
- Labor Market Institutions
- Empirical Analysis
- Policy Analysis
- International Comparisons
- The Plan of This Book
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Appendix. Regression Analysis
- Chapter 2. The Demand for Labor
- The Production Function
- The Marginal Product of Labor
- The Short-Run Demand for Labor
- The Short-Run Demand for Labor: An Example
- Conditions for the MP to Represent Labor Demand
- The Demand for Labor in Noncompetitive Product Markets
- What Determines the Position of the Short-Run Demand for Labor?
- A Note on Exploitation
- The Demand for Labor in the Long Run
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Appendix. Technological Change and Labor Demand
- Chapter 3. Topics in Labor Demand
- Elasticities
- The Wage Elasticity of Labor Demand
- The Cross-Elasticity of Labor Demand
- The Elasticity of Substitution
- How Elastic Is the Demand for Labor?
- Extensions and Embellishments of Marginal Productivity Theory
- The Independence of Wages and Productivity
- Fixed Costs of Employment
- Are Workers Paid Their Marginal Product?
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Appendix. A Test of the Marginal Productivity Theory: A Cobb-Douglas Exercise
- Elasticities
- Chapter 4. The Supply of Labor: Labor Force Participation
- Labor Force Participation
- The Theory of Labor Force Participation for an Individual
- The Theory of Labor Force Participation for Groups
- Applications of the Theory
- Young Workers
- Older Male Workers
- Women
- Race and Residence
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Chapter 5. The Supply of Labor: Hours of Work
- The History of Working Hours
- Worker Preferences and Hours Worked
- The Theory of Hours of Work for an Individual
- Applications of the Theory
- Variations on the Wage Line
- Welfare Programs and Labor Supply
- Some Extensions of the Individual Model
- Family Models
- Life-Cycle Model
- Empirical Evidence on Labor Supply Elasticities
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Chapter 6. Human Capital Analysis
- Some Background
- Education and Age–Earnings Profiles
- Calculating the Returns to Education
- The Net Present Value Approach
- The Internal Rate of Return Approach
- The Earnings Function Approach
- The Evidence
- Bias in Rate-of-Return Estimates
- General versus Specific Human Capital
- Externalities, Equity, and Subsidies
- Human Capital and Mobility
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Chapter 7. Labor Market Equilibrium
- Equilibrium in a Single Labor Market
- Supply and Demand Models
- Empirical Evidence
- The Wage Curve
- Equilibrium across Different Labor Markets
- Supply Adjustments
- Demand Adjustments
- Compensating Differentials
- Empirical Studies of Wage Differentials
- Interregional Migration and Wage Convergence
- Compensating Differentials for Job Safety
- International Trade and Relative Wages
- The Relative Supply–Demand Model
- Theories of Trade and Wages
- Evidence on Trade and Wages
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Equilibrium in a Single Labor Market
- Chapter 8. Information and Job Search
- The Fixed Sample Search Model
- The Sequential Search Model
- An Example
- A More Formal Model
- Refinements to the Model
- Relaxing the Assumption of No On-the-Job Search
- Bilateral Search Models
- Screening and Signaling
- Matching Models
- Equilibrium Search Models
- The Duration of Unemployment and the Hazard Function
- Labor Mobility
- Job Search Methods and Results
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Chapter 9. Monopsony and Minimum Wages
- Wage and Employment Determination under Conditions of Monopsony
- Where Does Monopsony Exist?
- Geographic Monopsony
- Government as a Monopsonistic Employer
- The Market for Professional Athletes
- Dynamic Monopsony
- Minimum Wages
- Empirical Evidence on the Employment Effect of Minimum Wages
- The Card-Krueger “Natural Experiment” Study
- Other Minimum Wage–Employment Studies
- Econometric Studies
- Other Effects of the Minimum Wage
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Chapter 10. Internal Labor Markets
- The Characteristics of ILMs
- The Importance of Long-Term Employment Relations
- Job Hierarchy and Internal Wage Structures
- Types of ILMs in the US Economy
- The Evolution of ILMs
- The US Labor Market a Century Ago
- The Emergence of ILMs in the United States
- Lifetime Employment in Japan
- Employment Protection
- Are ILMs Becoming Less Important?
- High-Performance Work Systems
- ILMs and Firm Efficiency
- Implicit Contracts
- Efficiency Aspects of ILMs
- ILMs and Firm Performance
- The Case of Academic Tenure
- Implications of ILMs for Labor Analysis
- Wage Determination
- Collective Bargaining
- Unemployment
- Labor Market Segmentation
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- The Characteristics of ILMs
- Chapter 11. Personnel Economics
- Motivating Worker Effort
- Wages and the Supply of Effort
- Effort and Output in a Fixed Wage System
- Performance Pay
- Difficulties with Implementing Performance Pay
- Work-Life Incentive Schemes
- Basic Concepts
- The Probation Period
- Bonuses and Merit Pay
- Tournaments and Promotions
- Fringe Benefits
- Behavioral Economics
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Motivating Worker Effort
- Chapter 12. Unions and Collective Bargaining
- A Profile of Unionism in the United States
- Legislation and Labor Union Growth
- Unions in the Public Sector
- Unionism in Other Countries
- Theories of Union Growth
- Union Goals and Objectives
- Union Monopoly Models
- Rent Maximization
- Maximization of the Wage Bill
- The Median Voter Model
- The Utility-Maximization Model
- Employer Wage–Employment Preferences
- Efficient Contracts
- Union Bargaining Power and Strikes
- Bargaining Power
- Models of Strike Activity
- The Effects of Unions
- Measuring Union Wage Effects: The Problems
- Measuring Union Wage Effects: The Methods
- The Effects of Unions on Wages
- The Effects of Unions on Other Economic Variables
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Appendix. Occupational Licensing*
- A Profile of Unionism in the United States
- Chapter 13. Labor Market Discrimination
- The Many Faces of Labor Market Discrimination
- Gender and Racial Differences in Labor Markets
- Gender Differences
- Racial and Ethnic Differences
- Theories of Labor Market Discrimination
- Personal Prejudice Theory
- Statistical Discrimination
- Other Models of Discrimination
- Measuring the Effect of Discrimination on Pay Gaps
- Case Studies
- The Earnings Function Approach
- Discrimination and the Distribution of Earnings
- What Does the Research Show?
- Earnings Gaps
- Evidence from Audit Studies
- Discrimination in Sports
- Antidiscrimination Policies
- The Equal Pay Act
- The Civil Rights Act
- Discrimination on the Basis of Age and Disability
- Affirmative Action
- Comparable Worth
- The Effects of Antidiscrimination Policies
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Chapter 14. Unemployment
- Measures of Unemployment
- The Unemployment Rate
- Measurement Issues
- Labor Market Flows
- The Duration of Unemployment
- The Natural Rate of Unemployment
- Estimating the Natural Rate
- Determinants of the Natural Rate
- Changes in the Natural Rate
- Fluctuations around the Natural Rate
- The Real Business Cycle Model
- Wage Rigidity Models
- Evidence on Wage Rigidity
- A Model of the Aggregate Labor Market
- Unemployment in the Great Recession
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
- Measures of Unemployment
- Chapter 15. Wage Inequality, Income Inequality, and Poverty
- Wage Inequality and Labor Market Performance
- Measuring Inequality
- Percentile Wage Differentials
- The Gini Coefficient
- The Variance of the Logarithm of Earnings
- Trends in Wage Inequality
- International Comparisons
- Other Aspects of Rising Wage Inequality
- Causes of Increased Wage Inequality
- A Relative Supply and Demand Model
- Causes of Shifts in Demand for Skilled Workers
- Changes in Labor Market Institutions
- The Effect of Unemployment Rates
- From Wage Inequality to Income Inequality
- Earnings Mobility
- Measuring Inequality in Living Standards
- The Recipient Unit
- Trends in Income Inequality
- Poverty
- The Measurement of Poverty in the United States
- Poverty in Other Countries
- Policy Options
- Keeping Unemployment Low
- Increasing the Relative Supply of Skilled Workers
- Shifting Demand Toward Low-Skill Workers
- Increasing Labor Market Access
- Maintaining the Real Minimum Wage
- Summary
- Key Terms
- Problems
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