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INFLATION (peacetime and during recovery) due to labor unions and business orgs.) -Wage-Price Pol icy

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PROBLEM OF PRICE LEVEL STABILITY AT FULL EMPLOYMENT


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Collective bargaining and fiscal policy, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. 40, No. 2, May 1950, pp. 306-20.


BRAIWTRAL, A.

Wage pol icy and f u l l employment, INTERNATIONAL POSTWAR PROBLEMS,

January, 194-6. Pp. 20 .


Wayne G., Jr. BROERL, V. G.

Trade unions and full employment, SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOUPNAL, XX,

July, 1953, PP. 61-73.


CLABK, John M.

Criteria of sound wage adjustment, with emphasis on the question of inflationary effects, in THE IMPACT OF THE UNION, edited by D. McC. Wright, New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1951.


COPLAND, D. B.

The full employment economy, -with special reference to wages policy, OXFOBD ECONOMIC PAPERS,

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PENNISON, S. P..

Wages in full employment, LLOYDS BANK REVIEW, April, 1950.

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DUNLOP, John T.

Productivity and the wage structure, in INCOME, EMPLOYMENT AND PUBLIC POLICY, Essays in Honor of Alvin H. Hansen. New York: Norton, 1948.


DUNLOP, John

Wage-Price Relations at Hiffe Level Employment, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXVII, May, 1947.


DUNLOP, John T.

Wage-price illations at high level employment, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXXVII, No. 2, May, 1947.

view that inflationary dangers of unionism can be con-fined


DUNLOP, John T.

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DUNLOP, John T.

WAGE DETERMINATION UNDER TRADE UNIONS. New York: Macmillan, 1944. Pp. 228.

ReviewJ by Abram Bergson, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, XXVII, Feb. 1945, pp. 35-6.


FRIEDMAN, Milton

Some comments on the significance of labor unions for economic policy, in THE IMPACT OF THE UNION, ed* by David McCord Wright.

Harcourt, Brace & Co*, 1951, pp* 217-221#

wage-price-money spiral


GALBRAITH, John Kenneth

AMERICAN CAPITALISM. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1952. Pp. xi, 217.

Review: by ̂ . L. Christenson, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LX, June, 1952, pp. 275-6

Wage unions and inflation


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Unionism and the general wage.level, AMERICAS ECONOMIC REVIEW, vol. 40, December, 1950, pp. 893-896.


HABERLER, Gottfried

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HAHN, L. A.

Vage f lex ib i l i ty upwards, SOCIAL RESEARCH, June, 1947.

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HANSEN, Bent

Fiscal policy and wage policy, in INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC PAPERS NO. 1. London: Macmillan & C0.j New York: Macmillan Co., 1951. Pp. 2UU.

wage stabilization under full employment

Comment on above by ¥. J. Baumol in his review of Vol. I, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LX, (Bet. 1952, pp. M9-50.


HANSEN, Bent

Fiscal Policy and Wage Policy in INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC PAPERS, No. 1, edited by A. T. Peacock, H. S. Houthakker, F. A. Lutz and E. Henderson. London and New York, 1951. Pp. 2AA.

Article first published in 1950. problem of avoiding secular inflation un-der full employment with irafeer unionism


HENDERSON, Leon

Testimony, Currant Pr ice Develoraaents and the Tî rSfrfiffl $ t Economic S t a b i l i z a t i o n . ~"~"*

Hearings before the J o i n t Committee on the Economic Report, 30th Congress, Ju ly 16 , 1947.

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EIGGINS, Benjamin

"The optimum wage ra te ," REVIEW OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS,

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KERR, Clark

Labor markets, their character and consequences, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, Vol. 40, No. 2, May, 1950, pp. 278-91.


LERNER, Abba P.

Money as a Creature of the State, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, vol. 37, May 1947.

wage-price spiral in a full employment economy


LEVINSON, Harold M.

UNIONISM, WAGE TRENDS AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION, 1914-1947 (Michigan Business Studies Series, Vol. X, No. 4). Ann Arbor: University of Michigan,

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LINDBLOM, Charles E.

UNIONS AND CAPITALISM. New Haven: Yale University Press, 19-49.


LINDBLOM, Charles E.

UNIONS AND CAPITALISM. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1949.


MAYER, T.

The effects of a wage change upon prices, profits, and employment, ECONOMIC JOUPNAL,

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MCCRACKEN, Paul v.

I s Price Inflat ion Inevitable? MICHIGAN BUSINESS REVIEW, Vol. VII, No. 5, September, 1955, pp. 9-13.


METZ, Harold ¥. and JACOBSTEIN, Meyer

A NATIONAL LABOR POLICY. Vashington: Brookings Institution, 1947. Pp. ix, 16A.


MORTOH, Walter A.

"Trade unionism, fall employment and inflation," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XL, *me 1950, pp. 13-39.


MORTON, Walter A.

Keynesianism and inflation, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. LIX, No. 3, June, 1951, pp. 258-265.


MORTON, Walter A.

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MORTON, Walter A*

Trade unionism, full employment and inflation, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW. Vol. 40, March, 1950, pp. 13-39. BRONFENBRENNER, M.: "Comment11 (on the above), ibid.,

XL, September, 1950, pp. 622-24; LAPKIN, David T.: "Comment", idem, pp. 625-27.

increasing strength of labor unions and their influence over vage level = one of biggest impediments to use of monetary-fiscal policies for high-level employment


MORTON, Walter A.

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BRONFENBRENNER, M. Trade Unionism, full employment, and inflation, ibid., Vol. 40, September, 1950, pp. 622-624.

LAPKIN, David T., Comment, ibid., pp. 625-627.


MORTON, Walter A*

Trade unionism, full employment and inflation, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Vol. 40, March, 1950*

BRONFENBRENNER, M.: Comment on above, ibid., September, 1950.


OLIVER, Henry M*

Fiscal policy, employment, and the price level, in FISCAL POLICIES AND THE AMERICAN ECONOMY, edited by Kenyon E. Poole, New York: Prentice-Hall, 1951•


PEACOCK, Alan T. and RYAN, W. J. L.

Wage claims and the pace of inflation, ECONOMIC JOURNAL,

June, 1953.


PHELPS, 0. V.

Collective bargaining, Keyneiian model, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, Vol. XXXVIII, No. A, September, 1948, pp. 581-97.


PHELPS, 0 . V.

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Full employment, wage f l e x i b i l i t y , and inflation, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SDPPLMINT, Vol, A5, No. 2, May, 1955, pp. 583-597-

Discussion: by Gideon Rosenbloth, Frank C. Pierson,

ib id . , pp. 598-604.


REDER, Melvin W.

The theory of union wage policy, REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS,

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RELER, Melvin V.

The theoretical problems of a national vage-price policy, CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE,

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ROSS, Arthur M.

TRADE UNION WAGE POLICY. Berkeley and Los Angeles1 University of California Press, 1943.

Review: by C. L. Christenson, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LVII, Feb., 1949, pp. 34-6


ROSS, Arthur M.

TRADE OMIOH VAGE POLICY. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press , 19-48* Pp. x i t , 133.

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ROSS, A. M.

The influence of unionism upon earnings, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, LXCI, Feb. 1948, pp. 263-286.


SCHULTZ, George P. and MYERS, Charles A.

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empirical study


SIEGELMAN, Louis

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SIEGELMAN, L.

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Wage Policy and Full Employment, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, LVII, No. 228, December, 1947, pp. 438-55.


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SLICHTER, S. H.

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THE AMERICAN ECONOMY. New York: Knopf, 1948. pp. -42-45.

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Wages and p r i c e s , PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

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SLICHTER, Sumner H.

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TURVEY, Ralph (Editor)

WAGES POLICY UNDER FULL EMPLOYMENT. New York: Macmillan Co., 1952. Pp. viii, 88.

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Translated from the Swedish by R. Turvey. Papers by Lundberg, Meidner, Rehr, and Wickiaan


WRIGHT, David HcC*, Editor

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WRIGHT, David McCord, Editor

WAGE DETERMINATION UNDER TRADE UNIONS. Macmillan, 1944-

Punlop, J.T.: The economic model of a trade union.


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