It follows up on Rehm's and my work in the Cambridge Journal of Economics. We found wage increases follow turbulent equalization dynamics, like Shaikh finds for regulating profit rates.

This is because limits to wage bargaining are shaped by competition: academic.oup.com/cje/article/...

In my paper, I move further into the study of wage inequalities within the real competition/real economic analysis framework, which Anwar Shaikh pioneered.

I investigate which competitive dynamics dominate at the top and bottom of the wage distribution: www.nsereview.org/index.php/NS...

The New School Economic Review is a student edited journal from my old department at The New School. It just published an excellent issue on the tradition of Anwar Shaikh and Duncan Foley.

I had the honor to contribute an article: www.nsereview.org/index.php/NS...

Like capital, accumulation is our primary law of value: The New School mob at the 27th FMM conference.