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Umar Boodoo discusses the strategic interaction between employee stakeholders, in particular labor unions, and top management, and he evaluates the effect of the two parties’ inherent competitive rent-seeking behavior on CEO pay.

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Image courtesy of interviewee. July 18, 2019

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