Modern Labor Economics: Theory and Public Policy
by Ronald G. Ehrenberg, Robert S. Smith
Modern Labor Economics: Theory and Public Policy offers a structured introduction to the principles of labor economics and their policy applications. By linking economic theory with public policy, the book helps readers examine labor markets, employment issues, and the effects of decisions affecting workers and employers.
About This Book
Modern Labor Economics: Theory and Public Policy introduces the economic principles used to understand labor markets.
The book connects theoretical concepts with public policy, providing context for examining employment, wages, and workplace outcomes.
Written for students and readers seeking a structured foundation, it presents labor economics as a field shaped by both market forces and policy choices.
Its focus on theory and public policy makes it useful for studying how economic analysis informs debates about work and employment.
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