Inequality and the labor market : the case for greater competition

Fostering more-competitive labor markets /Joseph E. Stiglitz --The legal case for reform /Sharon Block and Benjamin Elga --Labor market competition: framing the issues /Jared Bernstein and Benjamin H. Harris --Fighting monopsony: a lack of competition that harms workers /Ioana Elena Marinescu - Fair competition in labor markets requires a policymaker's thumb on the workers' side of the scale /Josh Bivens and Heidi Shierholz --How antitrust law can help--instead of hurt--workers /Sandeep Vaheesan and Matthew Buck --Protecting competition on behalf of the people: the role of state attorneys general in challenging noncompetes and other restraints on employee mobility /Lisa Madigan and Jane Flanagan --Are noncompetes holding down wages? /Evan Stark --Fostering more-competitive labor markets: through transparent wages /Benjamin H. Harris --Having their cake and eating it too: antitrust laws and the fissured workplace /David H. Seligman --Forced arbitration: a losing proposition for workers /Terri Gerstein --Federal evidence-based competition policy /Kate Tromble and Gregory Nantz --Addressing labor market competition at the state level /Jed Herrmann and Gregory Nantz.