Money and Macroeconomic Policy, 第 1 卷Sami Daniel, Philip Arestis, John Grahl Edward Elgar, 1999 - 226 頁 Twelve contributions comprise this festschrift in honor of two influential British economists. The first three sections address a number of issues faced by the established industrialized countries, including the formulation of macroeconomic policy, aspects of central bank independence, and the prospects for macroeconomic policy in the near future. An additional couple of essays discusses macroeconomic policy outside the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), in Poland and the micro states of the Eastern Caribbean. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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第 21 頁
... argument advanced is that greater flexibility in labour markets is the essential prerequisite to removing unemployment and that the government cannot achieve this objective through reflationary expansion of demand . Central to the New ...
... argument advanced is that greater flexibility in labour markets is the essential prerequisite to removing unemployment and that the government cannot achieve this objective through reflationary expansion of demand . Central to the New ...
第 23 頁
... argument concerns capitalist anxiety at losing the disciplinary effect of unemployment if the state succeeds not only in achieving full employment but also in maintaining it . This argument seems to be of continuing relevance 50 years ...
... argument concerns capitalist anxiety at losing the disciplinary effect of unemployment if the state succeeds not only in achieving full employment but also in maintaining it . This argument seems to be of continuing relevance 50 years ...
第 153 頁
... argument for the analysis of fiscal policy . On the question of consumption , they advance two arguments : one empirical and econometric , the other analytical . The empirical argument concerns consumption and government expenditure ...
... argument for the analysis of fiscal policy . On the question of consumption , they advance two arguments : one empirical and econometric , the other analytical . The empirical argument concerns consumption and government expenditure ...
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a further tale | 10 |
Kaleckis Political Aspects of Full Employment revisited | 18 |
continuing relevance | 34 |
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