Industrial concentration and inflation /
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TextPublication details: Washington : American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1975.Description: 55 pISBN: - 0844731692
- 332.41'0973 LUS
- HG538 .L87
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| 332.4'1'0973 FIN The Financial Conference on Inflation, Washington, D.C., September 20, 1974 : | 332.4'1'0973 INF Inflation and monetary crisis : | 332.4'1'0973 INF Inflation in the United States, causes and consequences : | 332.41'0973 LUS Industrial concentration and inflation / | 332.41'0973 LUS Industrial concentration and inflation / | 332.41'0973 NEW A new look at inflation : | 332.4'10973 SAM The great inflation and its aftermath : |
Includes bibliographical references.
The book examines the claim that industry concentration is an important source of inflation. The author analyses the theory and the accumulated evidence that relate the fewness of sellers in certain manufacturing industries to the rate of economy-wide inflation, finding the theory subject to major criticism and the empirical evidence highly ambiguous.
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