Titlebook: America’s Soluble Problems; John Mills Book 1999 John Mills 1999 economic growth.economic policy.growth.Inflation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-37711-50s and 1960s, although the US did not grow as fast as others during these decades. After the post-war boom, in the 1970s, increases in output slowed generally. The world’s growth rate of 5.2% per annum cumulatively between 1950 and 1973 slowed to 2.8% per annum from 1973 to 1992.

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Problemstellungen und Forschungsinteressenwhole, the job market seemed to be working much better in the US than it was the other side of the Atlantic. Whether this is a correct perception is another matter, but at least the very high number of people without jobs in Europe has concentrated attention on the availability of good quality jobs

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ach. Are slow growth, stagnant living standards for many, increasing poverty for those worst off, the hollowing out of much US manufacturing, balance of payments and fiscal deficits, all inevitable? America‘s Soluble Problems argues that they are not, and that entirely achievable changes in macro -

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The Monetarist Era,scriptions lead to slow growth, and partly that the cultural attitudes which breed monetarist opinions flourish especially strongly in slow-growing economies. Monetarism is the intellectual component of the vicious spiral of import-led stagnation from which poorly performing economies suffer.

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