which is a monthly survey of households (you can find a link to it by going to the FRED database found in the

previous link), which provides data on labor supply, including numerous measures of the labor force size

(disaggregated by age, gender and educational attainment), labor force participation rates for different

demographic groups, and employment. It also includes more than 3,500 measures of earnings by different

demographic groups.

The Current Employment Statistics, which is a survey of businesses, offers alternative estimates of

employment across all sectors of the economy.

The FRED database, found in the previous link, also has a link labeled "Productivity and Costs" has a wide

range of data on productivity, labor costs, and profits across the business sector.

14.2 Wages and Employment in an Imperfectly Competitive Labor Market

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

By the end of this section, you will be able to:

• Define monopsony power
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