Who's Not Working and Why

Discover the intriguing insights into the labor market with "Who's Not Working and Why" by Frederic L. Pryor, published by Cambridge University Press in 2000. This thought-provoking book delves into the complexities of wage disparities and employment trends over the last 25 years. With 316 pages, Pryor, alongside co-author Schaffer, offers a groundbreaking perspective on why cognitive skill-based jobs have seen a rise in wages while other sectors face stagnation or decline. Their analysis sheds light on the causes of growing income inequality, making it essential reading for anyone interested in labor economics and the dynamics of the workforce. Enhance your understanding of these crucial economic issues and explore the hidden factors impacting the American labor market today.