Economics of Labor in Industrial SocietyJossey-Bass, 1986 - 420 páginas |
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... sector models — one sector with taxes and another without - and quantitative ( " computable " ) general equilibrium models suggest that the marginal costs of collecting one ex- tra dollar via a progressive income tax , would have been ...
... sector models — one sector with taxes and another without - and quantitative ( " computable " ) general equilibrium models suggest that the marginal costs of collecting one ex- tra dollar via a progressive income tax , would have been ...
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... sector are generated by labor shortages there , employers in the " sheltered " sectors could find themselves obliged to follow suit in an attempt to re- tain their own labor . In such cases , however , one would expect wages in the ...
... sector are generated by labor shortages there , employers in the " sheltered " sectors could find themselves obliged to follow suit in an attempt to re- tain their own labor . In such cases , however , one would expect wages in the ...
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... sectors of the economy . The simplest case , for instance , is the conse- quence of interest - rate changes on ... sector and its surrounding factor and product markets . Specific governmental activities thus are seldom some- thing ...
... sectors of the economy . The simplest case , for instance , is the conse- quence of interest - rate changes on ... sector and its surrounding factor and product markets . Specific governmental activities thus are seldom some- thing ...
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Introduction | 1 |
The Rise of the Employed Worker | 10 |
Colonial American LaborHarry A Millis | 29 |
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