Labor Econ Versus the World: Essays on the World's Greatest Market

The ultimate collection of essays on the science and ethics of work from New York Times Bestselling author Bryan Caplan.

Labor Econ Versus the World offers a tantalizing bundle of puzzling questions, contrarian answers, and unflinching truths about the world of work.

Why is illegal immigration so low? What's the harm of banning jerky employers? How lazy are professors, really? Caplan provides long list of answers that will challenge your assumptions and broaden your understanding of the complex relationship between labor and economy.

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Immigration is grossly underrated.

Education is grossly overrated." (New York Times) "If you don't like it, quit" does far more for workers than government ever has.

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