An equilibrium model of heterogeneous labor continually market

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Author: Obi, Keiichiro

Publisher: Keio Economic Observatory (Sangyo Kenkyujo), Keio University

Publication date: 1995-01

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Note (General)：: type:textIn this paper a model of the labor market, where wage differentials among the firms ofvarious scales exist, is presented. The term"firm of va...

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Material Type: 文書・図像類
Title: An equilibrium model of heterogeneous labor continually market
Author/Editor: Obi, Keiichiro
Author Heading: Obi, Keiichiro
Publication, Distribution, etc.: Keio Economic Observatory (Sangyo Kenkyujo), Keio University
Publication Date: 1995-01
Publication Date (W3CDTF): 1995-01
Periodical title: Keio Economic Observatory occasional paper. E
No. or year of volume/issue: 14
Volume: 14
Text Language Code: eng
Target Audience: 一般
Note (General): type:text
In this paper a model of the labor market, where wage differentials among the firms ofvarious scales exist, is presented. The term"firm of various scale" is used to indicate thatthe heights of marginal productivity curves for labor are different for different firms.Individual labor supply functions for each firm are not used in the model presentedbelow. Instead, two basic relations are introduced. Instead of an individual supplyfunction for a firm, which describes the relation between the number of applicants forthe specific firm and the wage rate the firm offers, we use the labor supply function forthe whole market describing the quantity of labor supplied, the wage rate being given.That is, the supply function used in the following model does not specify the distributionof the quantity of labor supplied among firms. The distribution itself is determined bythe model including firm demand functions for labor.
This paper was presented at The International Symposium on Economic Modeling, Athens 1993.
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