Market and Union Influences on Municipal Employee Wages

James L. Freund

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Focuses on the influences of market and union on municipal employees in the United States. Supply and demand forces in the geographic labor market; Ways in which unionism has affected the wages of municipal employees; Role of wages in the municipal budget. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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