Struggle for Market Power

Explore the intricate dynamics of the market in "Struggle for Market Power" by James Alan Jaffe, published by Cambridge University Press in 2003. This insightful book spans 244 pages, delving into the perceptions and ideologies of both capital and labor during a pivotal time in British history from the 19th century. Jaffe argues that the working-class culture demonstrated a crucial acknowledgment of the market's utility, challenging traditional narratives. Through a thorough analysis of collective bargaining in the coal mining industry, the book uncovers how these historical factors shaped economic progress and labor relations. Ideal for those interested in business and economics, "Struggle for Market Power" provides a rich historical perspective on the interplay between economic forces and social structures. Discover the foundations of market power and the collective experiences that influenced Britain’s industrial landscape.