The American Economic Review, Volume 70American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... wages and prices according to " equilibrium " and " dis- equilibrium " components . For some param- eter value , the postulated relationship for wage change at time t is Dw1 = ( L - L ; ) + Dwi $ > 0 ( 1 ) where Dw1 = ( 1 / w ) ( dw ...
... wages and prices according to " equilibrium " and " dis- equilibrium " components . For some param- eter value , the postulated relationship for wage change at time t is Dw1 = ( L - L ; ) + Dwi $ > 0 ( 1 ) where Dw1 = ( 1 / w ) ( dw ...
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... wage agreements in the union sector . Over my period of study , unionization has spread dramatically , as has the average duration of collective bargaining agreements . This trend could well result in secular increases in aggregate wage ...
... wage agreements in the union sector . Over my period of study , unionization has spread dramatically , as has the average duration of collective bargaining agreements . This trend could well result in secular increases in aggregate wage ...
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... wage growth also reduces the short - run response of aggregate wages to cyclical fluctuations , for two reasons . Most directly , wages fixed by earlier contract may be unable to react at all in the short - term to current , unexpected ...
... wage growth also reduces the short - run response of aggregate wages to cyclical fluctuations , for two reasons . Most directly , wages fixed by earlier contract may be unable to react at all in the short - term to current , unexpected ...
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