Unionism, Concentration, and Wage Changes: Toward a Unified Theory

Harold M. Levinson

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Investigates the nature of unionism-monopoly-wage increase relationship. Information on several variables which affect wage increases; Relationship between union collective bargaining coverage and an oligopolistic product market structure; Effect of product market on the ability of employers to resist union pressure. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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