Economics A-Level
Non-monetary benefits
What Non-monetary benefits means in Economics A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Non-monetary benefits
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Non-monetary working conditions, such as flexible hours or increased holiday entitlement, which can shift the curve to the right by making the occupation more attractive.
Topics that use Non-monetary benefits
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- Demographics
- Incentives
- Monetary considerations
- Non-monetary considerations
- Occupational mobility
- Compensating wage differentials
- Job dissatisfaction
- Job satisfaction
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