Rewarding Work by Edmund S Phelps

Rewarding Work by Edmund S Phelps

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Referring to the difference in wages in the USA between low-paid workers and the middle class, the author emphasises the importance of earning a respectable wage to foster self-worth and responsibility, asserting that the State systems must devise methods to achieve this.

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Rewarding Work by Edmund S Phelps

Referring to the difference in wages in the USA between low-paid workers and the middle class, the author emphasises the importance of earning a respectable wage to foster self-worth and responsibility, asserting that the State systems must devise methods to achieve this.
EDMUND S. PHELPS is professor of economics at Columbia University. CONTRIBUTORS: Kenneth J. Arrow, William Baumol, Bruce R. Bolnick, James M. Buchanan, Guido Calabresi, Peter Hammond, Edward F. McClennen, Roland N. McKean, Thomas Nagel, Wilfried Pauwels, Edmund S. Phelps, Amartya K. Sen, Karl Shell, William S. Vickrey, and Burton A. Weisbrod
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ISBN 13 9780674094956
ISBN 10 0674094956
Title Rewarding Work
Author Edmund S Phelps
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Harvard University Press
Year published 1997-04-21
Number of pages 202
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