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Introduction to Labor Economics

National and local labor markets. national labor marketlocal labor market. Internal labor market. A firm uses an internal labor market if:external hiring is used primarily for entry-level jobs, andhigher level positions are filled by promotion from within the firm.. Internal labor market. reduces

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Introduction to Labor Economics

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    1. Introduction to Labor Economics BY: Professor Jermaine Whirl

    2. National and local labor markets national labor market local labor market

    3. Internal labor market A firm uses an internal labor market if: external hiring is used primarily for entry-level jobs, and higher level positions are filled by promotion from within the firm.

    4. Internal labor market reduces hiring and training costs, improves employee morale and motivation, and reduces the effect of uncertainty.

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