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All Work and No Play? A Comment on Prasch’s “Reassessing the Labor Supply Curve”

David A. Spencer
Pages 995-1000 | Published online: 05 Jan 2016

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Bruce Philp, Gary Slater & David Harvie. (2005) Preferences, Power, and the Determination of Working Hours. Journal of Economic Issues 39:1, pages 75-90.
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S. Fleetwood. (2014) Do labour supply and demand curves exist?. Cambridge Journal of Economics 38:5, pages 1087-1113.
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David A. Spencer. (2006) Work for all those who want it? Why the neoclassical labour supply curve is an inappropriate foundation for the theory of employment and unemployment. Cambridge Journal of Economics 30:3, pages 459-472.
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David A. Spencer. (2004) DECONSTRUCTING THE LABOUR SUPPLY CURVE. Metroeconomica 55:4, pages 442-458.
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