Stakeholder Capitalism - How Trade Unions Lift Worker Wages

This course explores the relationship between union membership and worker wages, focusing on the decline of incomes for the bottom 50% of Americans. It examines the impact of unions on wages and looks at the Danish model where union representation is valued by employers. The course aims to highlight the importance of unions in lifting worker wages and discusses the potential benefits of embracing union representation. The teaching method includes insights from experts in economics and union leadership, providing real-world examples and analysis. This course is intended for individuals interested in understanding the role of trade unions in improving worker wages and exploring different models of stakeholder capitalism, particularly focusing on the Danish approach.