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Pricing Government Demand: Competition, Markups, and the Labor Share
This paper studies how government demand affects the labor share of income. Winning a procurement contract lowers a firm's labor share. The decline is driven by higher revenue per worker with limited pass-through to wages, and these revenue productivity gains reflect rising firm-level markups rather
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