Wages, Employment and Output in Interrelated Labour Markets in an Agrarian Economy-A Study of Kerala

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Review Of Agriculture

T N Krishnan

Vol. 26, Issue No. 26, 29 Jun, 1991

Wages, Employment and Output in Interrelated Labour Markets in an Agrarian Economy-A Study of Kerala

Vol. 26, Issue No. 26, 29 Jun, 1991

Review Of Agriculture

T N Krishnan

Labour Markets in an Agrarian Economy A Study of Kerala T N Krishnan This paper examines the wage structure and wage movements and their relation to employment and output in an agrarian economy in transition. In order to explain wage movements in such an economy, the paper develops the concept of 'interrelated labour markets'.

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