Book Review: Econometric methods for labour economics, by Stephen Bazen, New York, Oxford University Press (2011).

This book is intended primarily for labour economists and aims to provide practical guidance on how to use those econometric or statistical methods and how to understand and use the results that are produced. It is interesting and well presented. It may be a useful reference for postgraduates and undergraduates, an aid for researchers conducting empirical research, and a guide for more experienced economists wishing to apply new tools in their research for the first time.