Wages, Race, Skills and Space

Discover the profound insights of "Wages, Race, Skills and Space" by Turner Meiklejo, published in 2000. This critical study examines the wage and employment disparities between black and white individuals within an urban economy, specifically focusing on Detroit's automobile industry. With 208 pages of in-depth research, the book highlights key factors such as employer practices, geographic influences, job skills, and worker characteristics that contribute to economic inequalities. Meiklejo's work not only sheds light on the complexities of discrimination in employment but also emphasizes the importance of equal opportunities for African American workers. Ideal for those interested in business, economics, and ethnic studies, this hardback edition serves as a vital resource for understanding the intricate dynamics of race and labor relations in Michigan's industrial landscape. Enhance your knowledge on this important topic with this compelling read.