Uncertainty at work drives the politics of wages and prices, and this collection explains why—and how to fix it.
This edition presents a series of lectures that explore how irregular employment and price fluctuations affect everyday life. It frames the problems in plain language, highlights the two main sources of disruption, and offers practical ideas that aim to stabilize industry and improve the prospects of workers and businesses alike.
- Learn how instability in employment harms households, communities, and the broader economy
- See how price movements interact with wages, loans, and business planning
- Discover proposed remedies based on publicity and organisation, not quick fixes
- Explore debates on monetary reform, financial signals, and steady measures that can help markets adapt
Ideal for readers of economic history and policy discussions who want a clear, accessible look at industrial fluctuations and practical paths toward steadier conditions.