RE: Labor markets

["Charles Brown" <CharlesB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks a lot. This is for an autoworker who is taking classes at Wayne State University Reuther school of labor , or the like.

Charles Brown

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The assorted URPE readers/anthologies, which typically
have an emphasis on these topics, including the newest
one. The older ones edited by Robert Cherry and others:

Political Economy and Contemporary Capitalism
Radical Perspectives on Economic Theory and Policy
Editors: Ron Baiman, Roosevelt University (Chicago)
Heather Boushey, New York City Housing Authority
Dawn Saunders, University of Vermont

Steinberg, Bruce; et. al. (Editors) (1978) U.S. Capitalism in Crisis. New
York, Economics Education Project of the Union for Radical Political
Economics.

Cherry, Robert; et. al. (Editors) (1987) The Imperiled Economy.
Macroeconomics from a Left Perspective. Book I. New York, Union for Radical
Political Economics.

Cherry, Robert; et. al. (Editors). (1988) The Imperiled Economy. Through
theSafety Net. Book II. New York, Union for Radical Political Economics.

Don't forget the EPI web site.

mbs



Does anyone have suggested readings for someone taking a class in labor
markets and labor supply; causes and remedies for unemployment; labor
mobility and the operation of labor markets; productivity and real wages
;wage determination; human capital ; income distribution and economic
development ; poverty and its causes; economic impact of collective
bargaining    ?

Charles Brown