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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The risk of cost pressure originating in wage drift may be reduced by a tradition (
such as exists in the Netherlands and the Federal Republic of Germany) of
systematic job evaluation recognized by the unions and of written agreements ...
The risk of cost pressure originating in wage drift may be reduced by a tradition (
such as exists in the Netherlands and the Federal Republic of Germany) of
systematic job evaluation recognized by the unions and of written agreements ...
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collective agreements, especially in those cases where no loss in employment
has occurred as yet.26 To avoid major repercussions on physical output and the
level of employment, it is necessary that people keep their price and income ...
collective agreements, especially in those cases where no loss in employment
has occurred as yet.26 To avoid major repercussions on physical output and the
level of employment, it is necessary that people keep their price and income ...
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Spread of Indexation When price inflation accelerated in 1969, demands for
indexation became general and the Social and Economic Council recommended
the insertion of indexation clauses even in one-year agreements. By 1971 ...
Spread of Indexation When price inflation accelerated in 1969, demands for
indexation became general and the Social and Economic Council recommended
the insertion of indexation clauses even in one-year agreements. By 1971 ...
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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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