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more than the standard price theoretic "monopoly" model of unionism. New (and/or old) perspectives based on institutional …
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This paper sets up a microeconomic theory of labor unions. It discusses their formation and goals, their hierarchical … structure, and the nature of rent distribution. The theory provides predictions for the probability that an industry or …
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When trade unionists in the US look backward, they see better times. During the golden age of American capitalism, 1945-1974, the leading firms in the most important sectors of the economy—steel, automobiles, and electrical equipment manufacturing—were union and paid relatively high wages....
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This paper sets up a microeconomic theory of labor unions. It discusses their formation and goals, their hierarchical … structure, and the nature of rent distribution. The theory provides predictions for the probability that an industry or …
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We apply a monopoly trade union model and analyze employment, wage and budgetary effects of (i) an inflow of migrant …
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