Escape from the Market

Discover the thought-provoking insights of Escape from the Market by renowned author, published by Cambridge University Press in 1996. This compelling hardback edition spans 242 pages and challenges the traditional notion that wages were determined solely by competition during the peak of laissez-faire capitalism.

Through a detailed exploration of workers' experiences during industrialization, the book reveals how both employees and companies have valid reasons to establish wages independently from market fluctuations. This critical examination not only sheds light on historical economic practices but also offers valuable perspectives on wage-setting mechanisms that continue to resonate today.

Whether you're a student of economics, history, or labor relations, Escape from the Market provides essential knowledge that invites readers to rethink conventional economic theories. Get your copy now at Bookshop!