Scherwin M. Bajka

ABSTRACT Political economy scholars have long studied the (pre-)conditions conducive to the collective provision of private goods, such as in-firm training. Previous research has established the importance of economic considerations to enter training and underscored the relative stability of firms’ continued training provision once entered as training providers.

1 Introduction The rapid technological progress underpinning the twin transition creates fundamental uncertainty for workers by reshaping skill requirements at unprecedented rates.