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1 Introduction
2 How does the labor market behave?
2.1 The labor market from a neo-classical perspective
2.2 The individual supply of work
2.3 Criticism of the neo-classical model according to Steve Keen
3 Unemployment Insurance
3.1 The effects of implementing an UI from a neo-classical perspective
3.2 Review of the neo-classical assumptions concerning UI systems
3.3 Scientific points of view
4 Minimum Wages
4.1 Definiton minimum wage
4.2 Minimum wages from a neo-classical perspective
4.3 Arguments in favor of a minimum wage:
4.4 Arguments against a minimum wage:
4.5 Scientific points of view:
5 Trade Unions
5.1 Comparison of the liberal and coordinated market economy
5.2 Comparison of the German and American institutional framework
5.3 Trade Unions in Germany
5.4 Trade Unions in the US
6 Incentive Wages
6.1 USA
6.2 Germany
6.3 Germany vs. USA
6.4 Do interventions have a negative impact?
7 Conclusion
Bibliography
- Quote paper
- M. Sc. Bahadir Düsendi (Author)Ali Salman (Author)Dominik Norbert Nösner (Author)Stephanie Knauer (Author)Sari Fawzi Mohamed Shokr (Author)Rui Yang (Author), 2014, To each according to his contribution. Do state interventions always have a negative impact on the labor market?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/320730
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