Frankly, I think that in order for something to "touch on labor markets quite a bit", they'd have to at least dedicate a book to it. In the current day, David C

Frankly, I think that in order for something to "touch on labor markets quite a bit", they'd have to at least dedicate a book to it. In the current day, David Card and Orley Ashenfelter might be said to have touched on labor markets quite a bit. Hayek and Friedman? Not so much.