This volume provides a unique perspective on the economics of labour markets by demostrating how radical political economy has been incorporated into mainstream economics.
This volume provides a unique perspective on the economics of labour markets by demostrating how radical political economy has been incorporated into mainstream economics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Professor Ben Fine is a well-known and respected economist.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1 The state of play Chapter 1 Introduction and overview Part 2 Critical assessments Chapter 2 The macroeconomics of labour markets Chapter 3 Human capital theory Chapter 4 Flexibility and institutions in labour markets Part 3 Segmented labour market theory Chapter 5 From dual to segmented labour markets Chapter 6 Neoclassical colonisation Chapter 7 Towards a Marxist alternative Part 4 From theory to policy Chapter 8 Comparable worth Chapter 9 Minimum wages Part 5 The forward march of labour market theory halted? Chapter 10 The specificity of labour
Part 1 The state of play Chapter 1 Introduction and overview Part 2 Critical assessments Chapter 2 The macroeconomics of labour markets Chapter 3 Human capital theory Chapter 4 Flexibility and institutions in labour markets Part 3 Segmented labour market theory Chapter 5 From dual to segmented labour markets Chapter 6 Neoclassical colonisation Chapter 7 Towards a Marxist alternative Part 4 From theory to policy Chapter 8 Comparable worth Chapter 9 Minimum wages Part 5 The forward march of labour market theory halted? Chapter 10 The specificity of labour
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