Labor Economics is a field of economics that studies the behavior of workers and employers in the labor market. It examines the interaction between the supply and demand of labor, the determination of wages, and the effects of labor market policies. It also looks at the effects of labor market institutions, such as unions, minimum wage laws, and labor market regulations. Labor Economics also studies the effects of labor market discrimination, the impact of immigration on the labor market, and the effects of technological change on the labor market.
Some companies in the Labor Economics market include the International Labour Organization, the U.S. Department of Labor, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the National Employment Law Project, and the Economic Policy Institute. Show Less Read more
