Economic theory of the labor market: foundations work

This book explores in depth the economic foundations of work, offering a comprehensive analysis of the dynamics that govern employment, compensation and productivity. It examines classical and contemporary labor market theories, highlighting supply and demand mechanisms, the determinants of wages, and forms of unemployment, including frictional, structural and cyclical unemployment.Aimed at researchers, students and practitioners of labor law and human resources, this book offers essential analytical tools for understanding the interactions between economics and labor. Drawing on case studies and empirical data, the author offers a critical and nuanced perspective on current labor market issues, such as flexibility, precariousness and automation. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone wishing to deepen their understanding of the economic and social relationships at the heart of the world of work.

Pagina's: 84, Paperback, Our Knowledge Publishing