Explore the complex relationship between labor market regulation, efficiency, and equality in Australia with ‘Reshaping the Labour Market.’ This insightful 2000 book, by leading economists, uses Australia as a case study to analyze how labor market regulations impact economic and social outcomes. Discover critical issues like persistent unemployment, rising earnings inequality, and the challenges faced by young people entering the workforce. The authors specifically focus on improving incomes and job prospects for low-skilled workers, addressing a key area where global labor markets, including Australia’s, have historically struggled. Essential reading for understanding contemporary economic challenges and policy solutions.