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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25"A monetary contraction will in the first instance induce a sharp appreciation in
the spot rate and thereby cause domestic commodities to become overpriced
relative to foreign goods. This applies across the board to all traded goods and ...
25"A monetary contraction will in the first instance induce a sharp appreciation in
the spot rate and thereby cause domestic commodities to become overpriced
relative to foreign goods. This applies across the board to all traded goods and ...
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To the extent that employers are able to hire more workers at going wage rates
instead of offering higher wages or having recourse to overtime, one major cause
of wage claims by other groups of workers in the same plants or industries, that is
...
To the extent that employers are able to hire more workers at going wage rates
instead of offering higher wages or having recourse to overtime, one major cause
of wage claims by other groups of workers in the same plants or industries, that is
...
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The cause of the strengthening (or weakening) in the bargaining position of the
unions is not the changing pressure of demand for labor relative to the available
manpower supplies but the strength of aggregate demand in the economy ...
The cause of the strengthening (or weakening) in the bargaining position of the
unions is not the changing pressure of demand for labor relative to the available
manpower supplies but the strength of aggregate demand in the economy ...
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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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