Titlebook: Wage Policy Issues in Economic Development; The Proceedings of a Anthony D. Smith (Staff Associate) Conference proceedings 1969 The Interna

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Wage Determination in the Market now be paid to the question of how wages are actually determined, who influences these decisions and through what process. Consideration must now be given not so much to the question of who ought to determine wages but rather by what system of pressures are wages, in fact, determined.

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Wages as an Element in General Economic Policy and Planningdynamic transition effects; important exogenous factors; and a special pattern of social behaviour. These characteristics mean that the government must take some action with respect to wages and that, when doing so, it must take into account all the relevant factors in a multivariate analysis. Whils

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Wages as an Element in General Economic Policy and Planningdynamic transition effects; important exogenous factors; and a special pattern of social behaviour. These characteristics mean that the government must take some action with respect to wages and that, when doing so, it must take into account all the relevant factors in a multivariate analysis. Whils

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A Review of the Discussionses. There are various elements in economic policy — monetary, investment and fiscal policies, etc. — which in centralised planning systems are thoroughly integrated, and in others (particularly where planners are operating in what is basically an unplanned economy with a large private sector) are ra

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A Review of the Discussionses. There are various elements in economic policy — monetary, investment and fiscal policies, etc. — which in centralised planning systems are thoroughly integrated, and in others (particularly where planners are operating in what is basically an unplanned economy with a large private sector) are ra

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The Purpose of Wage Policy in Developing Countriesveloping countries. The fact that they have been neglected in economic plans and that in some countries they might not appear to have had much of an impact on economic developments. must not be allowed to cloud their importance.. The participants also agreed that, in most developing countries, wage

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The Form of Wage Policy in Developing Countriesld be based, has much logical appeal. In the conditions found in developing countries, however, this would be unsuitable. In such economies, the notion of the ‘general wage level’ — a term used frequently in developed economies — has little significance. Not only is this because there are normally w

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