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Jobs and wages

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  • Alan Manning

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Most working-age adults depend on earnings from jobs as their main source of income. Understanding the labour market has always been a central part of research at CEP and its predecessor the Centre for Labour Economics.

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  • Alan Manning, 2022. "Jobs and wages," CEP Insights 09, Centre for Economic Performance, LSE.
    • Handle: RePEc:cep:cepins:09
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    insights; employment; inequality; education; jobs; unemployment; wages; AI; technology; public policy; skills; monopsony; unions; minimum wage; gig economy;
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