Labor Economics. Volume I: Labor Supply And Labor Demand

Oi Walter Y,Ashenfelter Orley - Heckman James,Heckman James,Macurdy Thomas E,Altonji Joseph G,Ashenfelter Orley,Ham John C,Mroz Thomas A,Sargent Thomas J,Card David,Macurdy Thomas E,Brown James N - Ashenfelter Orley,Johnson George E,Rosen Sherwin,Katz Lawrence F,Hamermesh Daniel S,Brown Charles - Gilroy Curtis - Kohen Andrew,Card David,Gronau Reuben
Fixed Factor 191-208 Pp.,The Estimation Of Income And Substitution Effects In A Model Of Family Labor Supply 3-15 Pp.,Shadow Prices, Market Wages, And Labor Supply 16-31 Pp.,Cycle Setting 57-83 Pp.,Intertemporal Substitution In Labor Supply: Evidence From Micro Data 84-123 Pp.,Tested Social Programs 124-132 Pp.,Testing Whether Unemployment Represents Intertemporal Labour Supply Behaviour 133-152 Pp.,The Sensitivity Of An Empirical Model Of Married Women's Hours Of Work To Economic And Statistical Assumptions 153-190 Pp.,Estimation Of Dynamic Labor Demand Schedules Under Rational Expectations 209-244 Pp.,Unexpected Inflation, Real Wages, And Employment Determination In Union Contracts 245-264 Pp.,Pencavel, John H - Testing Between Competing Models Of Wage And Employment Determination In Unionized Markets. 265-301 Pp.,Testing The Efficiency Of Employment Contracts 302-349 Pp.,The Demand For Labor By Educational Category 350 -364 Pp.,I Railroads In The U S., 1947-1963. 365-383 Pp.,Murphy, Kevin M - Changes In Relative Wages, 1963-1987: Supply And Demand Factors. 384-427 Pp.,Labor Demand And The Structure Of Adjustment Costs 428-443 Pp.,The Effect Of The Minimum Wage On Employment And Unemployment 444-485 Pp.,Using Regional Variation In Wages To Measure The Effects Of The Federal Minimum Wage 486-501 Pp.,Leisure, home production and work cycle setting, pp. 57-83