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Labor Economics Seventh Edition George J. Borjas Harvard University Mc Graw Hill Education

Contents Chapter 1 Introduction to Labor Economics 1 1-1 An Economic Story of the Labor Market 2 1-2 The Actors in the Labor Market 3 1-3 Why Do We Need a Theory? 7 Summary 11 Review Questions 11 Key Concepts 11 Web Links 11 Appendix: An Introduction to Regression Analysis 12 Key Concepts 20 Chapter 2 Labor Supply 21 2-1 Measuring the Labor Force 22 2-2 Basic Facts about Labor Supply 24 2-3 The Worker's Preferences 27 2-4 The Budget Constraint 31 2-5 The Hours of Work Decision 33 2-6 To Work or Not to Work? 39 2-7 The Labor Supply Curve 42 2-8 Estimates of the Labor Supply Elasticity 45 2-9 Labor Supply of Women 50 2-10 Policy Application: Weifare Programs and Work Incentives 54 2-11 Policy Application: The Earned Income Tax Credit 59 2-12 Labor Supply over the Life Cycle 64 2-13 Policy Application: The Decline in Work Attachment among Older Workers 73 Theory at Work: Dollars and Dreams 40 Theory at Work: Winning the Lotto Will Change Your Life 43 Theory at Work: Work and Leisure in Europe and the United States 48 Theory at Work: Gaming the EITC 63 Theory at Work: Cabbies in New York City 69 Theory at Work: The Notch Babies 75 Summary 79 Key Concepts 79 Review Questions 79 Problems 80 Selected Readings 83 Web Links 83 Chapter 3 Labor Demand 84 3-1 The Production Function 85 3-2 The Employment Decision in the Short Run 88 3-3 The Employment Decision in the Long Run 94 3-4 The Long-Run Demand Curve for Labor 98 3-5 The Elasticity of Substitution 105 3-6 Policy Application: Affirmative Action and Production Costs 106 3-7 Marshall's Rules of Derived Demand 109 3-8 Factor Demand with Many Inputs 112 3-9 Overview of Labor Market Equilibrium 114 3-10 Policy Application: The Employment Effects of Minimum Wages 115 3-11 Adjustment Costs and Labor Demand 127 3-12 Rosie the Riveter as an Instrumental Variable 133 Theory at Work: California 's Overtime Regulations and Labor Demand 104 Theory at Work: Minimum Wages and Drunk Driving 125 Theory at Work: Work-Sharing in Germany 132 Summary 139 Key Concepts 139 Review Questions 140 Problems 140 Selected Readings 143 Web Links 143 XV

xvi Contents Chapter 4 Labor Market Equilibrium 144 4-1 Equilibrium in a Single Competitive Labor Market 145 4-2 Competitive Equilibrium across Labor Markets 147 4-3 Policy Application: Payroll Taxes and Subsidies 152 4-4 Policy Application: Payroll Taxes versus Mandated Benefits 159 4-5 Policy Application: The Labor Market Impact of Immigration 163 4-6 Policy Application: Environmental Disasters and the Labor Market 177 4-7 The Cobweb Model 180 4-8 Noncompetitive Labor Markets: Monopsony 183 Theory at Work: The Intifadah and Palestinian Wages 146 Summary 190 Key Concepts 191 Review Questions 191 Problems 191 Selected Readings 194 Web Links 195 Chapter 5 Compensating Wage Differentials 196 5-1 The Market for Risky Jobs 197 5-2 The Hedonic Wage Function 203 5-3 Policy Application: How Much Is a Life Worth? 207 5-4 Policy Application: Safety and Health Regulations 210 5-5 Compensating Differentials and Job Amenities 213 5-6 Policy Application: Health Insurance and the Labor Market 219 Theory at Work: Life On the Interstate 210 Theory at Work: Jumpers in Japan 213 Summary 222 Key Concepts 223 Review Questions 223 Problems 223 Selected Readings 227 Web Links 228 Chapter 6 Human Capital 229 6-1 Education in the Labor Market: Some Stylized Facts 230 6-2 Present Value 232 6-3 The Schooling Model 232 6-4 Education and Earnings 239 6-5 Estimating the Rate of Return to Schooling 244 6-6 Policy Application: School Construction in Indonesia 247 6-7 Policy Application: School Quality and Earnings 249 6-8 Do Workers Maximize Lifetime Earnings? 254 6-9 Schooling as a Signal 257 6-10 Postschool Human Capital Investments 263 6-11 On-the-Job Training 264 6-12 On-the-Job Training and the Age-Earnings Profile 268 6-13 Policy Application: Evaluating Government Training Programs 273 Theory at Work: Destiny at Age 6 243 Theory at Work: Booker T. Washington and Julius Rosenwald 250 Theory at Work: Is the GED Better Than Nothing? 261 Theory at Work: Earnings and Substance Abuse 272 Summary 275 Key Concepts 276 Review Questions 276 Problems 277 Selected Readings 280 Web Links 281 Chapter 7 The Wage Structure 282 7-1 The Earnings Distribution 283 7-2 Measuring Inequality 285 7-3 The Wage Structure: Basic Facts 288

Contents xvii 7-4 Policy Application: Why Did Wage Inequality Increase? 291 7-5 The Earnings of Superstars 300 7-6 Inequality across Generations 303 Theory at Work: Computers, Pencils, and the Wage Structure 297 Theory at Work: Rock Superstars 302 Theory at Work: Nature and Nurture 306 Summary 306 Key Concepts 307 Review Questions 307 Problems 307 Selected Readings 310 Web Links 311 Chapter 8 Labor Mobility 312 8-1 Geographie Migration as a Human Capital Investment 313 8-2 Internal Migration in the United States 314 8-3 Family Migration 319 8-4 Immigration in the United States 322 8-5 Immigrant Performance in the U.S. Labor Market 324 8-6 The Decision to Immi grate 330 8-7 The Economic Benefits from Immigration 335 8-8 Policy Application: High-Skill Immigration and Human Capital Externalities 338 8-9 Policy Application: Intergenerational Mobility of Immigrants 342 8-10 Job Turnover: Facts 346 8-11 The Job Match 350 8-12 Specific Training and Job Turnover 352 8-13 Job Turnover and the Age-Earnings Profile 353 Theory at Work: Power Couples 322 Theory at Work: Hey Dad, My Roommate Is So Smart, I Got a 4.0 GPA 343 Theory at Work: Health Insurance and Job-Lock 351 Summary 356 Key Concepts 357 Review Questions 357 Problems 358 Selected Readings 361 Web Links 361 Chapter 9 Labor Market Discrimination 362 9-1 Race and Gender in the Labor Market 363 9-2 The Discrimination Coefficient 365 9-3 Employer Discrimination 366 9-4 Employee Discrimination 373 9-5 Customer Discrimination 374 9-6 Statistical Discrimination 376 9-7 Experimental Evidence on Discrimination 381 9-8 Measuring Discrimination 382 9-9 Policy Application: Determinants of the Black-White Wage Ratio 387 9-10 Discrimination against Other Croups 395 9-11 Policy Application: Determinants of the Female-Male Wage Ratio 398 Theory at Work: Beauty and the Beast 372 Theory at Work: Discrimination in the NBA 377 Theory at Work: Employment Discrimination in China 383 Theory at Work: "Disparate Impact" and Black Employment in Police Departments 390 Theory at Work: Shades of Black 394 Theory at Work: 9/11 and the Earnings of Arabs and Muslims in the United States 397 Theory at Work: Orchestrating Impartiality 401 Summary 405 Key Concepts 406 Review Questions 406 Problems 406 Selected Readings 410 Web Links 411 Chapter 10 Labor Unions 412 10-1 Unions: Background and Facts 413 10-2 Determinants of Union Membership 417 10-3 Monopoly Unions 423 10-4 Policy Application: Unions and Resource Allocation 425

xviii Contents 10-5 Efficient Bargaining 427 10-6 Strikes 433 10-7 Union Wage Effects 439 10-8 Nonwage Effects of Unions 445 10-9 Policy Application: Public-Sector Unions 448 Theory at Work: The Rise and Fall of PATCO 422 Theory at Work: The Cost of Labor Disputes 436 Theory at Work: Occupational Licensing 444 Theory at Work: Do Teachers' Unions Make Students Better Off? 449 Theory at Work: Lawyers and Arbitration 450 Summary 451 Key Concepts 452 Review Questions 452 Problems 453 Selected Readings 457 Web Links 457 apter11 Incentive Pay 458 11-1 Piece Rates and Time Rates 458 11-2 Tournaments 465 11-3 Policy Application: The Compensation of Executives 472 11-4 Policy Application: Incentive Pay for Teachers 474 11-5 Work Incentives and Delayed Compensation 477 11-6 Efficiency Wages 480 Theory at Work: Windshields by the Piece 463 Theory at Work: How Much is Your Soul Worth? 466 Theory at Work: Incentive Pay Gets You to LAX on Time 468 Theory at Work: Playing Hardfor the Money 471 Theory at Work: Are Men More Competitive? 474 Theory at Work: Did Henry Ford Pay Efficiency Wages? 484 Summary 489 Key Concepts 489 Review Questions 490 Problems 490 Selected Readings 493 Web Links 493 Chapter 12 Unemployment 494 12-1 Unemployment in the United States 495 12-2 Types of Unemployment 503 12-3 The Steady-State Rate of Unemployment 504 12-4 Job Search 506 12-5 Policy Application: Unemployment Compensation 513 12-6 The Intertemporal Substitution Hypothesis 520 12-7 The Sectoral Shifts Hypothesis 521 12-8 Efficiency Wages and Unemployment 522 12-9 Implicit Contracts 526 12-10 Policy Application: The Phillips Curve 528 12-11 Policy Application: The Unemployment Gap between Europe and the United States 532 Theory at Work: The Long-Term Effects ofgraduating in a Recession 501 Theory at Work: Jobs and Friends 507 Theory at Work: Cash Bonuses and Unemployment 515 Theory at Work: The Benefits ofui 519 Summary 535 Key Concepts 536 Review Questions 536 Problems 537 Selected Readings 540 Web Links 540 Mathematical Appendix: Some Standard Models in Labor Economics 541 Indexes 552 Name Index 552 Subject Index 560