Titlebook: Unemployment in Europe; Joan Muysken (Professor of Economics),Chris Neubou Book 1989 Joan Muysken and Chris de Neubourg 1989 economic poli

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Wage Formation in a Two-sector Open Economy with Two Strong Unions,ependent in the sense that the optimal wage for one union depends on the outcome of the other sector. This interdependence takes place through demand for labour, the overall price level and ‘relative wage effects’..Two different equilibria, the non-cooperative (Nash) equilibrium and a ‘leader-follow

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Unemployment in the European Community: Counting the Costs,ent in the EC in February 1988 was 16.6 million while the total in the ‘big four’ (France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom) was 11.5 million. An especially worrying feature has been the growth of youth unemployment as well as the increase in long-term unemployment. Table 10.1 gives a summary p

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Job Creation Programmes in an International Comparison,king conclusions are the high degree of congruency in the various policies and the low quality of research material available on this matter. Nevertheless an attempt is made to deduce some proposals that can be useful when tracing out an employment strategy for the future.

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Comment on Chapters 10 and 11,r. The emphasis shifted to the economic principle, i.e. goal-directed behaviour. Moreover this principle was also considered to be subjective, because it was acknowledged that efficient behaviour is determined by subjective expectations and subjective information. These developments were not without

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Germany and the European Disease, many countries, rates which are not considered likely to fall much in the rest of the 1980s. A theory — ‘the disease’ — is expounded, with empirical evidence from the Federal Republic of Germany. The disease is characterised by high unemployment and low output growth, these being systematic rather

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Keynesian Policies for Voluntary Unemployment, certain Keynesian conclusions about the desirability of intervention, in the form of a conventional counter-cyclical fiscal policy, in order to maintain full employment. The starting-point of the paper is the observation - based on recent studies of the simulation properties of two macroeconomic mo

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Unemployment and Female Labour Supply,odel. This turns out to be a convenient way to enter demand-side factors directly into the determination of an individual’s labour market position. The model is applied with some success to the working behaviour of married women in the UK Family Expenditure Survey.