Wage Determination and Incomes Policy in Open EconomiesInternational Monetary Fund, 1986 - 380 頁 Written by Anne Romanis Braun, a former staff member of the IMF's Research Department, this volume deals with the nature of wage determination and the problem of securing an economically appropriate development of money incomes in an open economy over the medium term. |
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... Phillips curve quickly became accepted doctrine because it fitted perfectly into the neoclassical model of a real economy made up of efficient markets adjusting to balance supply and demand . 12 The proposition that the change in money ...
... Phillips curve quickly became accepted doctrine because it fitted perfectly into the neoclassical model of a real economy made up of efficient markets adjusting to balance supply and demand . 12 The proposition that the change in money ...
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... Phillips curve wage equation provided a consensus description of inflation dynamics that formed the basis for the economic policy prescriptions of the 1960s . " 18 Thus , in most large econometric models , the Phillips curve provided ...
... Phillips curve wage equation provided a consensus description of inflation dynamics that formed the basis for the economic policy prescriptions of the 1960s . " 18 Thus , in most large econometric models , the Phillips curve provided ...
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... Phillips curve provided " the miss- ing equation in the monetarist model of inflation " permitting Fried- man to demonstrate that ultimately movements in the general price level were an essentially monetary phenomenon.2 26 The Phillips ...
... Phillips curve provided " the miss- ing equation in the monetarist model of inflation " permitting Fried- man to demonstrate that ultimately movements in the general price level were an essentially monetary phenomenon.2 26 The Phillips ...
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