Wage Determination and Incomes Policy in Open EconomiesWritten 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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Aggregate. Demand. Policy. in. Countering. Cost. Inflation. Problem of
Generalized Cost Inflation In a world of imperfect competition, it is unreasonable
to suppose that whenever prices rise there is "excess demand" and that unless "
excess ...
Aggregate. Demand. Policy. in. Countering. Cost. Inflation. Problem of
Generalized Cost Inflation In a world of imperfect competition, it is unreasonable
to suppose that whenever prices rise there is "excess demand" and that unless "
excess ...
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The Aggregate Experience of 1965-74 After experiencing moderate and similar
rates of inflation in the mid-1960s — as measured by changes in the average
price of national output — the industrial countries individually and as a group ...
The Aggregate Experience of 1965-74 After experiencing moderate and similar
rates of inflation in the mid-1960s — as measured by changes in the average
price of national output — the industrial countries individually and as a group ...
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and reliable measure of the strength of the aggregate demand factors influencing
the subsequent growth of nominal expenditures. This presentation should not be
taken to imply that the change in the quantity of money per se is the force that ...
and reliable measure of the strength of the aggregate demand factors influencing
the subsequent growth of nominal expenditures. This presentation should not be
taken to imply that the change in the quantity of money per se is the force that ...
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What Incomes Policy Is and When It | 3 |
Incomes Policy After the Inflationary | 34 |
Demand Policies and Recourse to Incomes | 41 |
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