問題一覧
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Many times children seek employment because they don’t have access to schools or good education
schooling problems
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Without us, after all, there is no “labor” in the labor market
workers
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Studies how labor markets work
labor economics
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The impact of the change in nonlabor income (holding wages constant) on the number of hours worked
income effect
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Gives the fraction of labor force participants who are unemployed
unemployment rate
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It measures the extent to which workers change occupation or skills in response to differences on their wages or job availability
occupational mobility of labor
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Number of hours of labour service that the working population is prepared is to offer within a given period of time at a given wage rate
supply of labor
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Children in the child labor category work for many reasons. Children work to ensure the survival of their family and themselves
poverty
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Framework that economists typically use to analyze labor supply behavior This model isolates the factors that determine whether a particular person works and, if so, how many hours she chooses to work
neoclassical model of labor-leisure choice
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As the cost of migration gets higher the desire for mobility reduces as a result
the role of distance
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Another reason for the increasing rate of child labor in urban areas of developing countries
rapid rural urban-migration
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It is the market in which wages and conditions of employment are determined. Market system forces of demand and supply determine commodity prices while in the labor market
labor market
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Is that part of the population which is employed or available for work. It can also be defined as everyone who is classified as either employed or unemployed
labor force
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Gives the fraction of the population that is in the labor force
labor force participation rate
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Movement of labor between geographical locations or areas. That is mobility of workers from one region, country and location to another.
geographical mobility of labor
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Causes of child labor
poverty, schooling problems, traditional factors, rapid rural urban-migration
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Many developing countries lack of skilled labor Majority of the population is not skilled Most people who are working receive low wage payments Labor is abundant in agriculture, while less in labor industries Government is the chief employer of labor. While the employment by the organize private sector is minimal in such economy Labor force problem is a characteristic of many sefl-employed artisans who are not organized
shortage of labor
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Ways of tackling the problem of child labor
improved quality education, provision of subsidies, establishing partnership with international organizations
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Characteristics of Migrants
age, education, the role of distance
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The predicted relation between hours of work and the wage rate labor supply curve at an hour
labor supply curve
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In africa, based on cultural believe and traditional believe that women will not fit into native roles if they become educated
traditional factors
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Actors in the labor economics
workers, firms, government
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Can tax the worker’s earnings, subsidize the training of engineers, impose a payroll tax on firms, enact legislation that makes some labor market transactions illegal
government
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This is the negotiation and the agreement between the employer and the employee
union and collective bargaining
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Is the best indicator of who will move within the age group
education
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Is the single most important factor in determining who migrates
age
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Labor input is provided in form of services, the total productive effort available in the economy depends upon a number of factors that leads to the factors that determine the size and composition of labor force
quantity of labor force
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Transforms the person’s consumption of goods and leisure into an index U that measures the individual’s level of satisfaction or happiness.
utility function
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It refers to the ease with which labor can move from one occupation or geographical area to another. It has two components geographical mobility of labor, occupational mobility of labor
mobility of labor/worker mobility and migration
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Classifies all persons aged 16 or older into of one three categories: Employed Unemployed Out of the labor force
current population survey (CPS)
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Exploited and forced to work
child labor
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The theoretical prediction that people allocate their time over the life cycle
intertemporal substitution hypothesis
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Defined as the change in utility resulting from an additional hour devoted to leisure activities, holding constant the amount of goods consumed
marginal utility
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Provides one possible mechanism for a relation between the business cycle and the labor force participation
added worker effect
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Argues that many unemployed workers find it almost impossible to find jobs during a recession and simply give up
discouraged worker effect
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Each firm must decide how many and which types of workers to hire and fire, the length of the workweek, how much capital to employ.
firms
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A person participates in the labor force if he/she is either employed or unemployed.
labor force