Profit shares, investment and output capacity/

By:

Andersen, Palle S

Contributor(s):

Bank for International Settlements

Material type: Series

SeriesPublication details: Basle : Bank for International Settlements, Monetary and Economic Dept, 1987.Description: 63 p.: ill, charts, tablesOther title:

BIS working paper

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

332.1 AND

LOC classification:

HG3879

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Summary: This paper discusses two current policy issues:- to what extent changes in factor prices (measured by real labour costs or profit shares) have affected the size and composition of the capital stock;- whether there is a risk that future employment growth will be constrained by capacity shortages.

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This paper discusses two current policy issues:- to what extent changes in factor prices (measured by real labour costs or profit shares) have affected the size and composition of the capital stock;- whether there is a risk that future employment growth will be constrained by capacity shortages.

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