About this class
LABOUR – is one of the primary factors of production other factors include. Labour, capital and entrepreneurship derived demand, these are input wederive. Note that Labour is the collect name given to the productive service, embodied in human physical efforts, skill, intellectual power. e.t.c. There are different types of effort and skill content. This means that Labour input is not homogeneous according to the principle of economics production. Resources are relatively scarce or limited this means that the desire ofconsumer, business and governmental unit for goods and services exceed ourproductive capacity.
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Learning Material
Title
Volume
Unit 1: Labor Market Dynamics
1.69 MB
<p>Labor Market Dynamics</p>
Unit 2: Wage Determination Theories
2.24 MB
<p>Wage Determination Theories</p>
Unit 3: Human Capital and Labor Productivity
2.22 MB
<p>Human Capital and Labor Productivity</p>
Unit 4: Labor Mobility and Migration
5.00 MB
<p>Labor Mobility and Migration</p>
Unit 5: Labor Market Discrimination
1.41 MB
<p>Labor Market Discrimination</p>
Unit 6: Labor Unions and Collective Bargaining
3.60 MB
<p>Labor Unions and Collective Bargaining</p>
Unit 7: Labor Market Policies and Regulations
1.52 MB
<p>Labor Market Policies and Regulations</p>
Unit 8: Globalization and Labor Markets
2.50 MB
<p>Globalization and Labor Markets</p>

Exams
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Labour economics exam
50
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50/100
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Labour economics exam
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