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The cornerstone of this research is the development of a model  which investigates the origins of economic inequality as a  derivative of labour force exploitation. The starting point of this  inquiry is the theory of unequal labour exchange. The concept  being empirically analysed is that the phenomenon of unequal  labour exchange between Eurozone countries, arising from  exploitation on a national level, plays a key role in creating  inequality. The findings indicate that the differences between the  capital-labour force ratio and disequilibrium prices enhanced by  various levels of economic efficiencies, explain the differences in  exploitation rates and arising cross-country inequality.

Labour Force Exploitation and Unequal Labour Exchange as the Root Cause of the Eurozone's Inequality