Free Wage Labor as the Most System-Relevant Mode for Allocating Work under Capitalism

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Chapter 2 Free Wage Labor as the Most System-Relevant Mode for Allocating Work under Capitalism

In: In Search of the Global Labor Market

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Thomas Welskopp

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Series: Studies in Critical Social Sciences, Volume: 219

Front Matter

Part 1 What Is Meant by Labor Exchanged in Labor Markets?

Part 2 The Market Concept and Its Heuristic Potential

Part 3 What Enables Labor to Cross Borders?

Part 4 What Is the Global in Labor Markets?

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