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Hysteresis Effects And Unemployment : An Outline / Rod Cross And Harold Hutchinson -- Should Keynesian Economics Dispense With The Phillips Curve / Lawrence H. Summers -- On The History Of Hysteresis / Rod Cross And Andrew Allan -- Real Wage Adjustment And Long-term Unemployment / Alan Budd, Paul Levine And Peter Smith -- Characteristics Of The Long-term Unemployed : Evidence From The Labour Force Survey / Stephen W. Creigh -- Unemployment, Irreversibility And The Long-term Unemployed / Peter R. Hughes And Gillian Hutchinson -- Union Activity, Unemployment Persistence And Wage-employment Ratchets / Assar Lindbeck And Dennis J. Snower -- A Simple Model Of Imperfect Competition With Walrasian Features / Huw Dixon -- Unemployment And Worker Quality / Simon Price -- Screening In Labour Markets With Heterogeneous Workers / Inge Tötsch -- Labour Force Participation : Timing And Persistence / Kim B. Clark And Lawrence H. Summers -- Testing For Multiple Natural Rates Of Unemployment In The British Economy : A Preliminary Investigation / Alan A. Carruth And Andrew J. Oswald -- Why Is Wage Inflation In Britain So High? / Stephen Nickell -- Hysteresis Effects In Aggregate Wage Equations / Dav
- Author
- Rod Cross; University of St. Andrews
- Publisher
- Basil Blackwell
- Published
- 1988
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780063115682
- Subjects
- Economics, Management, History
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