Issues in Contemporary Economics

Edited by Marc Nerlove

in International Economic Association Series from Palgrave Macmillan

Date: 1991
ISBN: 978-1-349-11576-1
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Should Keynesian Economics Dispense with the Phillips Curve?

Lawrence H. Summers

Ch 2 Testing Keynesian Unemployment Theory against Structuralist Theory: Global Evidence of the Past Two Decades

Edmund Phelps

Ch 3 Unemployment Through Learning from Experience

Steve Alpern and Dennis J. Snower

Ch 4 Unemployment and Labour Market Imperfections

Assar Lindbeck

Ch 5 Two Tools for Analysing Unemployment

Olivier Blanchard

Ch 6 The Potential Duration of Unemployment Benefits and the Duration of Unemployment

Lawrence Katz and Bruce D. Meyer

Ch 7 The European Monetary System Ten Years On: The System’s Architecture, Problems and Perspectives

Rainer S. Masera

Ch 8 European Integration and Regional Development Policy in Portugal

Manuel C. L. Porto

Ch 9 The Interplay of Theory and Data in the Study of International Trade

Edward E. Learner

Ch 10 Price Elasticities from Survey Data: Extensions and Indonesian Results

Angus Deaton

Ch 11 Family Labour Supply Decisions in Rural Peru

Paul J. Gertler and John Newman

Ch 12 Survey Data on Expectations: What Have We Learnt?

G. S. Maddala

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