Labor Economics

“A complete graduate labor text! The theory is current yet absolutely clear, and the links to empirical work explicit. Throughout, the authors stress the relevance of the theory and empirical results for policy questions.”–Daniel S. Hamermesh, Centennial Professor of Economics, University of Texas at Austin
“An encyclopedic, integrated, and thoroughly modern presentation of labor economics, from supply and demand decisions to unemployment to the role and effects of institutions. Topics with which I am familiar have been given a clear, concise, precise, balanced, and convincing treatment. This is an outstanding textbook.”–Olivier Blanchard, Department of Economics, MIT
“This book is an impressive achievement. It offers a uniquely comprehensive, technically in-depth, and up-to-date treatment of modern labor economics suitable for graduate teaching.”–David H. Autor, Department of Economics, MIT
“This book will prove a landmark. The field of labor economics has not yet had a technically oriented text, and this book fills the gap. The scholarship is most impressive, and the authors should be congratulated.”–Paul Ryan, Professor of Labour Economics, King’s College, London
& quot; A complete graduate labor text! The theory is current yet absolutely clear, and the links to empirical work explicit. Throughout, the authors stress the relevance of the theory and empirical results for policy questions.& quot; –Daniel S. Hamermesh, Centennial Professor of Economics, University of Texas at Austin
& quot; An encyclopedic, integrated, and thoroughly modern presentation of labor economics, from supply and demand decisions to unemployment to the role and effects of institutions. Topics with which I am familiar have been given a clear, concise, precise, balanced, and convincing treatment. This is an outstanding textbook.& quot; –Olivier Blanchard, Department of Economics, MIT
& quot; This book is an impressive achievement. It offers a uniquely comprehensive, technically in-depth, and up-to-date treatment of modern labor economics suitable for graduate teaching.& quot; –David H. Autor, Department of Economics, MIT
& quot; This book will prove a landmark. The field of labor economics has not yet had a technically oriented text, and this book fills the gap. The scholarship is most impressive, and the authors should be congratulated.& quot; –Paul Ryan, Professor of Labour Economics, King’s College, London
” A complete graduate labor text! The theory is current yet absolutely clear, and the links to empirical work explicit. Throughout, the authors stress the relevance of the theory and empirical results for policy questions.” –Daniel S. Hamermesh, Centennial Professor of Economics, University of Texas at Austin
” An encyclopedic, integrated, and thoroughly modern presentation of labor economics, from supply and demand decisions to unemployment to the role and effects of institutions. Topics with which I am familiar have been given a clear, concise, precise, balanced, and convincing treatment. This is an outstanding textbook.” –Olivier Blanchard, Department of Economics, MIT
” This book is an impressive achievement. It offers a uniquely comprehensive, technically in-depth, and up-to-date treatment of modern labor economics suitable for graduate teaching.” –David H. Autor, Department of Economics, MIT
” This book will prove a landmark. The field of labor economics has not yet had a technically oriented text, and this book fills the gap. The scholarship is most impressive, and the authors should be congratulated.” –Paul Ryan, Professor of Labour Economics, King’s College, London
–Daniel S. Hamermesh, Centennial Professor of Economics, University of Texas at Austin
–David H. Autor, Department of Economics, MIT
–Olivier Blanchard, Department of Economics, MIT
–Paul Ryan, Professor of Labour Economics, King’s College, London
”“This book is an impressive achievement. It offers a uniquely comprehensive, technically in-depth, and up-to-date treatment of modern labor economics suitable for graduate teaching.”

Pierre Cahuc is Professor of Economics at cole Polytechnique, Director of the Macroeconomic Laboratory at CREST-ENSAE, Program Director at IZA, Research Fellow at CEPR and member of the Council of Economic Analysis of the Prime Minister.Stephane Carcillo is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Paris 1, Pantheon-Sorbonne, a Senior Economist in the Directorate for Employment, Labor, and Social Affairs at the OECD, and a Research Fellow in the Department of Economics at Sciences Po (Paris) and at IZA Bonn.Andre Zylberberg is Emeritus Research Director at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), and member of the Paris School of Economics (PSE).

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