β Hart, Robert A
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1995
π Cambridge, England ; New York, NY, USA : Cambridge
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xii, 204 pages : 24 cm
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Human Capital, Employment and Bargaining
β Scribed by Robert A. Hart, Thomas Moutos
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- Cambridge University Press
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- 1995
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- English
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- 216
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- Library
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This book examines theories of firm-level human capital investment with respect to topics in labor demand, macroeconomics (especially connected to unemployment), and firm-union bargaining. It covers a wide range of related policy issues, including the worksharing versus layoff debate, wage-tenure profiles, taxation and the choice between pure wages and profit sharing compensation, and the role of specific investment in the Japanese firm versus the traditional (United States) neoclassical firm.
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