Labour Economics

1993 - 2025

Current editor(s): A. Ichino

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The relationship between drug use and labor supply for young men pp. 385-409: Gary A. Zarkin, Thomas Mroz, Jeremy Bray and Michael French
Modelling the German system of vocational education pp. 411-423: Axel Lindner
Measuring wage effects of plant size pp. 425-448: Karsten Albæk, Mahmood Arai, Rita Asplund, Erling Barth and Erik Madsen
The estimation of union wage differentials and the impact of methodological choices pp. 449-474: Martyn J. Andrews, Mark Stewart, Joanna Swaffield and Richard Upward
Demand for labour inputs and adjustment costs: evidence from Spanish manufacturing firms pp. 475-497: César Alonso-Borrego

Centralization and strikes pp. 243-265: Peter Kuhn and Wulong Gu
The effect of drug use on workplace accidents pp. 267-294: Robert Kaestner and Michael Grossman
Were communists good human capitalists? The case of the Czech Republic pp. 295-312: Robert J. Flanagan
Sample selection rules and the intergenerational correlation of earnings pp. 313-329: Kenneth Couch and Dean R. Lillard
Female earnings and gender differentials in Great Britain 1977-1994 pp. 331-357: David Bell and Felix Ritchie
Probation, layoffs, and wage-tenure profiles: A sorting explanation pp. 359-383: Ruqu Wang and Andrew Weiss

Estimating the effect of minimum wages on employment from the distribution of wages: A critical view pp. 109-134: Richard Dickens, Stephen Machin and Alan Manning
Male labor supply estimates and the decision to moonlight pp. 135-166: Karen Smith Conway and Jean Kimmel
Tax threats and wage formation pp. 167-183: Jukka Lassila
Job security with equilibrium unemployment pp. 185-185: Seamus Hogan and Christopher Ragan
Offer heterogeneity in the standard search model: Implications for the duration of unemployment and reemployment wages pp. 205-215: Padma Rao Sahib
The employer size-wage effect: evidence from Italy pp. 217-230: Giorgio Brunello and Aldo Colussi
Employee labor market information: comparing direct world of work measures of workers' knowledge to stochastic frontier estimates pp. 231-242: Solomon Polachek and John Robst

War of the models: Which labour market institutions for the 21st century?1 pp. 1-24: Richard Freeman
Regional unemployment persistence (Spain, 1976-1994) pp. 25-51: Juan F Jimeno and Samuel Bentolila
Some specification issues in unemployment duration analysis pp. 53-66: John Addison and Pedro Portugal
Male-female wage determination and gender wage discrimination in China's rural industrial sector pp. 67-89: Xin Meng
Recent research on public pension systems. A review pp. 91-108: Jorn Henrik Petersen

Dismissals and match-specific rents pp. 325-340: Dan Black and Mark A. Loewenstein
Job satisfaction and gender: Why are women so happy at work? pp. 341-372: Andrew Clark
Social security and the labor supply of older married couples pp. 373-418: David Blau
Economics of personnel: Edward P. Lazear, (MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1995) pp. 170, ISBN 0-262-12188-3, [UK pound] 19.95 (cloth) pp. 419-423: Mahmood Arai
Job creation and destruction: Steven J. Davis, John C. Haltiwanger and Scott Schuh, (The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA), pp. 260, ISBN 0-262-04152-9, [UK pound]23.50, $ 27.50 pp. 423-425: Julia Lane

Wages, restrictive practices and productivity pp. 201-221: Stephen Nickell and Daphne Nicolitsas
Estimating wage elasticities for life-cycle models of labour supply behavior pp. 223-244: Jeffrey Zabel
Gross flows vs. net flows in the labor market: What is there to be learned? pp. 245-263: Bruno Contini and Riccardo Revelli
Wage formation under union threat effects: Theory and empirical evidence pp. 265-292: Giacomo Corneo and Claudio Lucifora
Profit-sharing: Does it increase productivity and employment? A theoretical model and empirical evidence on French micro data pp. 293-319: Pierre Cahuc and Brigitte Dormont
The Costs of Worker Dislocation: Louis Jacobson, Robert LaLonde and Daniel Sullivan, (W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, Kalamazoo, MI, 1993) pp. 158, ISBN 0-88099-144-5 (cloth), 0-88099-143-7 (paper), $ 23.00 (cloth), $ 13.00 (paper) pp. 321-324: Julia Lane

Editorial Note pp. i-i: Joop Hartog and Jules Theeuwes
Replication and re-analysis pp. 99-105: Wiji Arulampalam, Joop Hartog, Tom MaCurdy and Jules Theeuwes
Some thoughts on replications and reviews pp. 107-109: Daniel Hamermesh
The promise of replication in labour economics pp. 111-114: Larry V. Hedges
Replication? Yes. But how? pp. 115-119: Thomas Kniesner
Some issues in the replication of social science research pp. 121-123: Robert Rosenthal
Is utility related to employment status? Employment, unemployment, labor market policies and subjective well-being among Swedish youth pp. 125-147: Tomas Korpi
Oligopoly and overtime pp. 149-165: Stephen King
Do children affect the labor supply of Swedish men? Time diary vs. survey data pp. 167-183: Paul Carlin and Lennart Flood
Team production in economics: A comment and extension pp. 185-191: Franklin Mixon
Labor demand: Daniel S. Hamermesh, (Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, 1993) ISBN 0-691-04254-3 pp. 444, $ 45.00, [UK pound] 30.00 pp. 193-196: Klaus Zimmermann
Minimum wages in Central and Eastern europe: from protection to destitution: Guy Standing and Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead, (Oxford University Press/Central European University Press, Oxford/Budapest), pp. 174, ISBN 1-85866 042 4 (cloth), 1-85866 043 2 (paper), [UK pound] 25.00 (cloth), [UK pound] 10.99 (paper) pp. 197-200: Katarina Katz

The factor-market consequences of unskilled immigration to the United States pp. 1-28: Michael J. Greenwood, Gary Hunt and Ulrich Kohli
Differences in the labor market behavior between temporary and permanent migrant women pp. 29-46: Christian Dustmann
Earnings and seniority in Japan: A re-appraisal of the existing evidence and a comparison with the UK pp. 47-69: Giorgio Brunello and Kenn Ariga
The theory of the open shop trade union reconsidered pp. 71-84: Giacomo Corneo
Wage floors and unemployment: A two-sector analysis pp. 85-91: Gary Fields
Labour demand and equilibrium wage formation: Jan C. Van Ours, Gerard A. Pfann, and Geert Ridder, (North-Holland, Amsterdam 1993). pp. 379 ISBN 0-444-89590-6, $109.50/Dfl. 175.00 pp. 93-98: Gerard Ballot