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Strikes and labour conflicts
Strike activity across advanced economies declined steadily from the 1970s onwards, but since 2020 there is a break in the trend as disruptive disputes in transport and other sectors are returning to the headlines. This chapter reviews the economics of strikes and labour conflict. It begins by defin
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