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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Mounting pressures for catching up with pay in the open sector and militant
action in key industries and services then are liable to result in large wage
increases, provoking a round of cost-push apparently originating in the sheltered
sector.
Mounting pressures for catching up with pay in the open sector and militant
action in key industries and services then are liable to result in large wage
increases, provoking a round of cost-push apparently originating in the sheltered
sector.
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The relative unit costs of firms in different countries are more liable to change
over time, both as a result of differences in the bargaining power of the unions
and as a result of changes in national policies affecting the pressure of demand
on ...
The relative unit costs of firms in different countries are more liable to change
over time, both as a result of differences in the bargaining power of the unions
and as a result of changes in national policies affecting the pressure of demand
on ...
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As a result, as time goes on there will be mounting pressure of new entrants in
sectors of unrestricted entry, including casual labor and self-employment.
Because of the association between high per capita output as measured and
restricted ...
As a result, as time goes on there will be mounting pressure of new entrants in
sectors of unrestricted entry, including casual labor and self-employment.
Because of the association between high per capita output as measured and
restricted ...
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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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