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... wages . Now , by and large the general price level is likely to rise more rapidly in upswings than in recessions ( though , as we shall see later , one of the contemporary puzzles is an apparent weak- ening of this relation ) . So it ...
... wages . Now , by and large the general price level is likely to rise more rapidly in upswings than in recessions ( though , as we shall see later , one of the contemporary puzzles is an apparent weak- ening of this relation ) . So it ...
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... wages , and increasingly high wages . These wage rates can be met by the technologically less advanced industries of the sheltered sector only if either their profits are perpetually squeezed , in which case they will eventually fail ...
... wages , and increasingly high wages . These wage rates can be met by the technologically less advanced industries of the sheltered sector only if either their profits are perpetually squeezed , in which case they will eventually fail ...
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... wages . Over half the married couples with earned in- come consist of a working wife and a working husband . If wages were set so that one individual's earnings would support a family at some appropriate level , that income would be ...
... wages . Over half the married couples with earned in- come consist of a working wife and a working husband . If wages were set so that one individual's earnings would support a family at some appropriate level , that income would be ...
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