Labour Markets flashcards
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This Labour Markets flashcards page on GoConqr gathers user-made decks on labour demand, wages, work and unemployment. It supports school students, university students and professional candidates practicing key terms, as well as teachers looking for study material. There are over 80 flashcard resources spanning school and university study. Pick a deck and start exploring.
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- Division of Labour and Productivity7
- Employment and the Labour Force28
- Demand for Labour18
- Supply of Labour16
- Wage Determination26
- Wage Differentials11
- Minimum and Living Wages13
- Trade Unions9
- Labour Market Failure11
- Unemployment35
- Technology and Employment21
- Migration and Employment7
- Labour Market Policies and Reforms26
- Income Inequality and Redistribution8
Flashcards
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131 cardsThe Labour Market The labour market and distribution of income and wealth
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3 cardsEconomics A2 MICRO- demand for labour shifts in the demand curve
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83 cardsExam 3 Micro What are the factors of production
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80 cardsLABOUR ECON
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44 cardsThe Labour Market What type of market is the labour market?
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179 cardsChildcare and Women Labor Supply If mothers stay at home for long time periods after giving birth, employers bear higher potential costs hir...
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56 cardsLabour markets what kind of demand is associated with the labour market
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20 cardsWork
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21 cardsUnemployment Unemployment occurs when a person is willing to work at the prevailing market rate but are unable to find w...
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28 cardsLabour Market What is the concept of derived demand?
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22 cardsMigration Who are the main 2 voices in the migration debate? What stance do they take?
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21 cardsWage Inequality How are wages distributed?
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29 cardsEconomics Study Yr9
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28 cardsCompensating Wage Differentials What is the principle of compensating wage differentials?
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14 cardsLabour market What type of market is a labour market and what does it contribute?
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37 cardsF583 Define: Derived Demand
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25 cardsLabour Supply Give 4 basic statistics regarding labour supply
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20 cardsJob Search What does the Beveridge curve display?
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32 cards27, 28, 29 situation in which someone wants to work but cannot find a job in the current market
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33 cardsEconomics Unit 11 Work
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27 cardsLabour Demand What does the production function do?
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17 cardsUnit 2 Why do people work?
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13 cardsMonopsony What shape is the labour supply curve when a perfectly competitive labour market is assumed?
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21 cardsSearch and Unemployment - two-sided model What do the following represent? a) Q b) N - Q c) P(Q) d) K
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11 cardslabour markets what factors influence demand for labour?
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22 cardsMacro Chapter 6 Cue Cards
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15 cardsLabour markets | Micro What is the definition of a "Trade Union"?
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16 cardsChapter#1 Labour Economics What are the three primary factors of production?
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9 cardsLabour Markets Demand for labour
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19 cardsPart 1.4: The labour market
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14 cardsSearch and Unemployment - one-sided model What do the following letters represent in this search model? a) N b) Q c) U d) U/Q e) Q/N
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17 cardsLabour Market
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13 cardsLabour Market Demand for Labour
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16 cardsOrganization A - Labor Market What is the Labor Market?
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9 cardsMinimum wage Give a brief history of minimum wages in the UK
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9 cardsEcon151A - Final Exam Review What is a contract curve?
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24 cardsChapter#2 Labour Economics What is the Labour Force Participation rate formula?
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7 cardsWeek 23 - trade unions Define trade unions
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11 cardsLabour Markets
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14 cardsWeek 5 notes What is the labour market?
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GoConqr OriginalLabour Markets flashcards: where to start
Start with The Labour Market deck that asks where labour demand and supply come from. Its questions offer a way to practice the basic ideas before moving to more specific topics. Another deck with the same title covers derived demand, productivity and the price of labour.
For work-related terms, Economics Unit 11 Work includes full-time and part-time work, wages, salaries and overtime. The Unemployment decks cover definitions, measurement and types of unemployment.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
The Labour Market deck with questions about where labour demand and supply come from is a useful starting point for practicing basic ideas. The page also lists another deck with the same title that covers derived demand, productivity and the price of labour.
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The page includes resources for school and university study. The listed resources mention A-level Economics, GCSE Economics, Leaving Certificate Economics and AP Microeconomics. Check the terms and questions in a deck against what you are studying, since the resources cover different topics and levels.