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Kazakh labour market презентация
Содержание
- 1. Kazakh labour market
- 2. Testing Previous Knowledge 29/03/2017 Sonali The
- 3. Lesson Objectives 29/03/2017 Sonali The students will
- 4. 29/03/2017 Sonali Activity 1 (5.51 min)
- 5. Class Discussion 29/03/2017 Sonali Nature of Factors of Production. Income earned by each factor
- 6. Reflection 29/03/2017 Sonali 1. What did you
- 7. Unit: 11.4A 29/03/2017 Sonali LABOUR MARKET Lesson 2-3 WEEK 1
- 8. Lesson Objectives 29/03/2017 Sonali The students will
- 9. Group Division GROUP 1:
- 10. Activity 2-Critical Thinking (25 min) GROUP WORK-
- 11. Class Discussion 29/03/2017 Sonali Nature of Kazakhstan’s Labour markets
- 12. Reflection What did you learn today
- 13. Unit: 11.4A-2 29/03/2017 Sonali Demand & Supply of labour WEEK 2 Lesson 4-6
- 14. Lesson Objectives 29/03/2017 Sonali The students will
- 15. 29/03/2017 Sonali
- 16. Labour Force/Supply 29/03/2017 Sonali
- 17. Demand for Labour 29/03/2017 Sonali Labour
- 18. 29/03/2017 Sonali
- 19. 29/03/2017 Sonali Supply for Labour
- 20. WAGE RATE DETERMINATION 29/03/2017 Sonali Equilibrium Wage
- 21. Changes in equilibrium Wage rate 29/03/2017 Sonali
- 22. Elasticity of Demand and Supply of labour 29/03/2017 Sonali ELASTIC INELASTIC
- 23. 29/03/2017 Sonali
- 24. Reflection What did you learn today
Слайд 2Testing Previous Knowledge
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The concepts/terms learnt:
Factors of production
Factor Incomes
Derived demand
Employer/ Firm
Слайд 3Lesson Objectives
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The students will be able to
Understand the nature of factors
Analyse the incomes earned by factors of production.
Слайд 6Reflection
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1. What did you learn today?
2. Where are you going to
Слайд 8Lesson Objectives
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The students will be able to
Explain the peculiarity of resource
Apply to real world situation.
Слайд 10Activity 2-Critical Thinking
(25 min)
GROUP WORK- PRESENTATION :
GROUP DISCUSSION
Preparation Time: 10
Presentation: 15 min
Табыс критерийлері:
ASSESSMENT
(CRITERIA)
Evaluate the present scenario about the type of labour market given to you.
Слайд 14Lesson Objectives
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The students will be able to
Analyse the factors affecting the
Analyse the factors affecting the supply of labour.
Explain with the help of a diagram how wage is
determined.
Apply to real world situation.
Слайд 17Demand for Labour
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Labour demand is a derived demand
The demand for
MRP = MPP X P
MRP > MC , then the firm will employ the worker since it will increase profit.
The firm only employs up to the point where MRP=MC
Demand for Doctors > Demand for cleaner
Demand for Doctors is inelastic as there is a high demand for doctor
Слайд 1929/03/2017
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Supply for Labour
Labour force
Participation rate =
unemployment rate =
unemployment
Labour force
Employment rate =
number of people currently employed
population of working age
The total number of hours that labour is willing and able to supply at a given wage rate.
Substitution effect of a rise in wages: E to F
Workers will tend to substitute income for leisure as leisure now has a higher opportunity cost. This effect leads to more hours being worked as wages rise
Income effect of a rise in wages: F to G
This occurs when an increase in wages causes workers to work fewer hours.
This is because workers can get a higher income by working less hours. Therefore they may work less.
The Supply curve for Labour tends to be upwardly sloping
Слайд 20WAGE RATE DETERMINATION
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Equilibrium Wage Rate
Demand for Labour = Supply of
New Equilibrium Wage Rate
Demand for Labour = New Supply of Labour
(Wage rate decrease)
Слайд 24Reflection
What did you learn today ?
How are you going to
