Module
Labour Markets and Income Distribution
How wages are set, minimum wages, unions and monopsony, human capital, inequality and poverty.
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- 01The demand for labour
- 02The supply of labour
- 03Wage determination in competitive markets
- 04Monopsony in the labour market
- 05The minimum wage
- 06Trade unions and collective bargaining
- 07Human capital and education
- 08Discrimination in the labour market
- 09Migration and the labour market
- 10Measuring inequality
- 11Causes of inequality
- 12Poverty: absolute and relative
- 13Redistribution through tax and welfare
- 14Labour market flexibility and the future of work
- 15Congratulations on completing the module