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Marxian political economy

the argument that rising worker bargaining power and international competition compressed profit shares in postwar Britain.

In marxian political economy, profit squeeze refers to the argument that rising worker bargaining power and international competition compressed profit shares in postwar Britain. This meaning comes from Glyn (1972) in British capitalism, workers and the profits squeeze.[1]

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References

Glyn, A., & Sutcliffe, B. (1972). British capitalism, workers and the profits squeeze. Penguin. ISBN 9780140522976

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