A study of cost and demand inflation /

By:

Pitchford, J. D

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Contributions to economic analysisPublication details: Amsterdam : North-Holland Pub. Co., c1963.Description: 167 p. :illSubject(s):

Inflation (Finance)

DDC classification:

332.414 PIT

LOC classification:

HG229 .P5

Summary: This book examines conflict between the goals of price stability and full employment constitutes the primary problem analyzed in this addition to the North-Holland series of Contributions to Economic Analysis. By narrowing his field of vision to the behavior of prices and wage rates under conditions of excess demand, It also succeeds in focusing his analytical tools on the essence of the inflationary process without concerning himself with the factors explaining why excess demand is generated in the first place.

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Includes index

Includes bibliographies.

This book examines conflict between the goals of price stability and full employment constitutes the primary problem analyzed in this addition to the North-Holland series of Contributions
to Economic Analysis. By narrowing his field of vision to the behavior of prices and wage rates under conditions of excess demand, It also succeeds in focusing his analytical tools on the essence of the inflationary process without concerning himself with the factors explaining why excess demand is generated in the first place.

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