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FRIEDMAN ON THE THEORY OF INCOME ADJUSTMENT
JOHN WILLIAMSON, NICHOLAS RAUA recent symposium in the Journal of Political Economy was devoted to two papers in which Professor Friedman had developed more explicitly than previously the theoretical…
A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF WAGE STRIKES IN FOUR U.K. INDUSTRIES, 1962–1970
R. BEAN, D.A. PEELA strike is not the only available collective sanction open to a dissatisfied workforce, which may have recourse to alternative forms of militant action such as the go‐slow or…
CHANGES IN LOCAL INCOME MULTIPLIERS OVER TIME
W.F. LEVERConsiderable interest has been shown in recent years in the calculation of regional income and/or employment multipliers. Their role in the formulation and evaluation of regional…
THE PATTERN OF TRADE AND SPECIALISATION IN THE CENTRAL AMERICAN COMMON MARKET
L.N. WILLMOREThe purpose of this paper is to analyse the structural changes and pattern of specialisation that followed the formation of the Central American Common Market (CACM) in the early…
THE POSSIBILITY OF DYNAMIC IMMISERISING GROWTH: A DISPROOF
M. CONSTANTOPOULOSImmiserising growth is a phenomenon whereby an increase in the productive capacity of an economy — due to growth in factor endowments or technological progress — results in a…
THE ROLE OF R&D IN THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INVESTMENT OF U.K. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
THOMAS G. PARRYThe general importance of technological advances, based on successful industrial research and development, is well established in the economics of international trade and…
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