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1 | Labour-market flexibility and economic expansion | 9 |
2 | The causes of high unemployment : labour-market sclerosis v. macroeconomic policy | 20 |
3 | Is capital stock a determinant of unemployment? | 49 |
4 | Deflation risks in Germany and the EMU : the role of wages and wage bargaining | 67 |
5 | The influence of unemployment, productivity and institutions on real wage trends : the case of Italy 1970-2000 | 93 |
6 | Unequal fortunes, unstable households : has rising inequality contributed to economic troubles for households in the USA? | 117 |
7 | The effects of economic liberalization on income distribution : a panel-data analysis | 151 |
8 | Pensions and distribution in an ageing society : a non-conventional view | 181 |
9 | Do profits affect investment and employment? : an empirical test based on the Bhaduri-Marglin model | 206 |
10 | Class conflict and the Cambridge theory of income distribution | 223 |
11 | The dynamics of profit- and wage-led expansion : a note | 247 |
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