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Perlman's theory and the marginal utility theory. Comment. See "Insight and illusion in Perlman's theory of the labor market," by Charles A. Gulick and Melvin K. Bers (6:4, July 1953, p. 510).

Levinson, David - In: Industrial and Labor Relations Review 20 (1967) 4, pp. 665-666

Discusses the theory of labor movement as an article of faith. Concept of the marginal theory of value; Significance of marginal utility valuation; Emphasis on group valuation. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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Labor and the compulsory arbitration law: Another view. Comment. See "Labor responds to compulsory arbitration: Organizational correlates of protest and acquiescence," by J. David Colfax (20:1, Oct. 1966, p. 76).

Levinson, David - In: Industrial and Labor Relations Review 20 (1967) 3, pp. 450-452

Comments on an article which examined the response of organized labor to the enactment of labor and compulsory arbitration law to resolve labor disputes in the United States. Conclusions of the study; Issues regarding the leadership of organized labor. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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