Titlebook: Labour Economics; J. E. King Textbook 1990Latest edition J. E. King 1990 employment.income distribution.labor market.labour market.unemplo

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Alternative Approaches to Labour Economics, more than straightforward differences over matters of fact which can in principle — if not always in practice — be settled by careful observation and painstaking empirical research. When schools of thought come into conflict with each other in economics, much broader issues are, almost inevitably,

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Trade Unions,ess which determines the degree to which these goals can be achieved. Third, there are the effects of union activity on the level and structure of wages, on the distribution of income, and on output and productivity. These questions cannot always clearly be isolated, but for convenience they will be

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Wage differentials,ation by race and gender, were assessed in the previous two chapters. Here we investigate wage differentials between occupations, industries and regions, and discuss the differences in pay for broadly comparable work within the local labour market, before considering the interpretative framework off

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Relative Income Shares,come apparent, there is an intimate relationship between the problems of relative income shares, wage inflation and unemployment; so intimate, in fact, that any attempt to separate them can be justified only on the grounds of convenience.

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