While one might hope that relative wages in a workers' managed market socialism would be set according to some criterion other than marginal revenue products -- as Rosser implies they would/could be -- I know of no analyst of such a system who does not conclude that the labor market in such a system would function in a way to generate marginal revenue product wages PLUS perhaps an equal share of after nonlabor and labor cost profits. Domar, Ward, Horvat, Vaneck, etc. David Schweickart seems to assume other wise presumably because he would like to believe otherwise. But he's a philosopher not an economist, for god's sake. We economists seem to know better.
