The problem of rising prices:

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Organisation for European Economic Co-operation

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TextPublication details: Paris : Organisation for European Economic Co-operation , c1961.Description: 489 p. :illSubject(s):

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338.5 ORG

LOC classification:

HB231 .O7

Summary: The report considers the following four main causes of rising prices -: special or temporary factors such as relaxation of rent controls, increases in an indirect taxes and bad harvests; monopolistic pricing; excess demand for good and labor and excessive negotiated wage increase.

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The report considers the following four main causes of rising prices -: special or temporary factors such as relaxation of rent controls, increases in an indirect taxes and bad harvests; monopolistic pricing; excess demand for good and labor and excessive negotiated wage increase.

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