Titlebook: Capabilities, Allocation and Earnings; Joop Hartog Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 earnings.education.labor market

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Book 1992tical and empirical results followed, there was also an indication from empirical testing that an earnings function linear in capabilities could be outperformed by a non-linear func- 2 CAPABILITIES, ALLOCATION AND EARNINGS tion, and that the arbitrage assumption might be un­ tenable. This book attem

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Elin L. Winkler,Roberto D. Zyslerdelled in Hartog (1981a), where the extent of capability utilization was evaluated with a CES-utility function, nested in a CES-structure for evaluating the consumption-leisure choice. Labor supply in the short run will be analyzed along similar lines in the next section. Main emphasis in this chapt

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Equilibrium and Optimum,gen (1956). The Tinbergen model will be used to draw out some inferences that were not made explicit in the original article. Comparative advantage in the context of the labor market is discussed in section 4.4.

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Implications for Empirical Work,nsition to applications will be made, by collecting the implied suggestions for empirical analyses (section 5.2), by relating the approach to other empirical work in the literature (section 5.3) and by taking a look at some specific econometric issues (section 5.4). Also, the data used in the analyses are introduced and discussed.

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