The Economics of Labour Markets

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Among the numerous issues dealt in this book are debate on employment potential in the organized industry at various stages of policy reforms, variations in demands for labour across policy reforms, methods of labour adjustments and so on. This book will provide useful insights to organizations that are concerned with the interests of workers. An invaluable reference for economists, policy makers and management experts. Contents Acknowledgements List of Tables List of figures Introduction CHAPTER : 1 Demand for labour in the Organised Industry 1.1 Macro economic Perspective 1.2 Micro economic perspective 1.3 Dynamic Micro Level influences on Labour Demand CHAPTER : 2 Labour Market Institution in India 2.1 Institutional Setting of the Working of the Organised Industry 2.2 Institutional Setting of the Indian Labour Market 2.3 Restructuring of the Organised Industrial Sector 2.4 Summary and Conclusion CHAPTER : 3 Demand for Labour in the Indian Organised Industry 3.1 Review of Literature on Labour Demand function 3.2 Methodology and Database 3.3 Estimates of Demand for Labour in the Aggreagate Industrial Sector 3.4 Inter- industry Variation in Demand for Labour 3.5 Employment Functions 3.6 Summary and Conclusion Appendix A 3.1 Annual Survey of Industries Appendix A 3.2 Economics of Non Production Workers CHAPTER : 4 Structural Changes in Demand for Labour in the Organised Industry 4.1 Identification of Structural Breaks Based on Growth Rates 4.2 Estimation of Inter-temporal Variation in Elasticity of Labour Demand4.3 Variables and Estimates 4.4 Elasticity of Labour Demand Using Labour Demand Function 4.5 Inter industry Variation in Demand Function 4.6 Summary and conclusion