Looking Inside the Labor Market: A Review Article* By Peter Howitt Brown University When unemployed workers are available, why don’t firms cut wages until the excess supply is eliminated, as would happen in the ideal m - Howitt - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Looking Inside the Labor Market: A Review Article* By Peter Howitt Brown University When unemployed workers are available, why don’t firms cut wages until the excess supply is eliminated, as would happen in the ideal m Add to Reading List Document Date: 2002-04-15 11:08:29 Open Document File Size: 133,16 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Wilson / Saks / / Country United States / United Kingdom / / Event Person Communication and Meetings / Reorganization / / IndustryTerm factor accounting / follow-up telephone conversations / manufacturing firms / income insurance / / Organization Brown University / / Person David Laidler / David Weil / John McMillan / Robert Solow / George Akerlof / Peter Howitt / Pierre Fortin / Ernst Fehr / Ignacio Palacios-Huerta / / ProvinceOrState Connecticut / / PublishedMedium the Journal of Economic Literature / / SocialTag Labor economics Economic theories Real rigidity Minimum wage Efficiency wage Keynesian economics Wage Unemployment Labour economics Macroeconomics

Looking Inside the Labor Market: A Review Article* By Peter Howitt Brown University When unemployed workers are available, why don’t firms cut wages until the excess supply is eliminated, as would happen in the ideal mAdd to Reading List