Wage restraint : a study of incomes policies in Western Europe /

By:

Ulman, Lloyd

Contributor(s):

Flanagan, Robert J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Berkeley : University of California Press, 1971.Description: x, 257 pISBN:

0520020243
0070153555

Subject(s):

Wage---price policy

DDC classification:

331.2'1'01 ULM

LOC classification:

HC240.9.W24 U37

Summary: This book pursues the quest for incomes policy through seven countries in Western Europe: the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, France, West Germany, and Italy. Introductory and concluding chapters draw together common features of the policy's goals, economic and noneconomic pressures that influence the nature of the policy, and measures of its success. It is an impressive study that boldly and imaginatively tries to satisfy not only those curious about the ways of incomes policy in other countries, but also those who seek through international tests of a policy some lessons for its usefulness in their own country.

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This book pursues the quest for incomes policy through seven countries in Western Europe: the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, France, West Germany, and Italy. Introductory and concluding chapters draw together common features of the policy's goals, economic and noneconomic pressures that influence the nature of the policy, and measures of its success. It is an impressive study that
boldly and imaginatively tries to satisfy not only those curious about the ways of incomes policy in other countries, but also those who seek through international tests of a policy some lessons for its usefulness in their own country.

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