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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... relatively moderate compared with other countries but the incentive to maintain
that advantage was strong owing to a desire to provide more employment
opportunities and shift labor out of disguised unemployment in low-productivity
sectors ...
... relatively moderate compared with other countries but the incentive to maintain
that advantage was strong owing to a desire to provide more employment
opportunities and shift labor out of disguised unemployment in low-productivity
sectors ...
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Although the published versions of the model appeared as late as 1969 or 1970,
when the presumed external constraint on the exposed sector had greatly
weakened with strong demand conditions and rising prices for durable goods in
world ...
Although the published versions of the model appeared as late as 1969 or 1970,
when the presumed external constraint on the exposed sector had greatly
weakened with strong demand conditions and rising prices for durable goods in
world ...
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Faced with militant unions and a strong market outlook for its products, the large
enterprise may nevertheless see an advantage in granting, generally less than
full, indexation for price increases as a. actually employed do not expect ...
Faced with militant unions and a strong market outlook for its products, the large
enterprise may nevertheless see an advantage in granting, generally less than
full, indexation for price increases as a. actually employed do not expect ...
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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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