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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Labor Demand Elasticities. Figure 4.1: Relative Demand Elasticities. Figure 4.2: Different Elasticities along a Demand Curve. Table 4.1: Components of the Own-Wage Elasticity of Demand for Labor: Empirical Using Plant-Level data.

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Chapter 4

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  1. Chapter 4 Labor Demand Elasticities

  2. Figure 4.1: Relative Demand Elasticities

  3. Figure 4.2: Different Elasticities along a Demand Curve

  4. Table 4.1: Components of the Own-Wage Elasticity of Demand for Labor: Empirical Using Plant-Level data

  5. Figure 4.3: Federal Minimum Wage Relative to Wages in Manufacturing, 1938-2007

  6. Figure 4.4: Minimum Wage Effects: Growing Demand Obscures Job Loss

  7. Figure 4.5: Minimum Wage Effects: Incomplete Coverage Causes Employment Shifts

  8. Figure 4.6: The Production Possibilities for a Hypothetical Society

  9. Empirical Study: Estimating the Labor Demand Curve: Time Series Data and Coping with “Simultaneity”

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