Mixed unemployment and economic policies. A disequilibrium model The works related to the disequilibrium theory often show that the situations of classical unemployment and of Keynesian unemployment coexist on a long-term basis. The following study deals with a theoretical model of mixed unemployment reflecting this coexistence. It analyses the asymmetric relations between the classical and the Keynesian sectors as well as the resulting implications for economic policy. What cornes out is that fine-tuning policies always have a stronger impact than aggregate policies. The highest level of efficiency is obtained by stimulating the supply of firms set in the classical situation, provided that one acts on the non-wage determinants of supply i...
The Determinants of Equilibrium Unemployment: Estimating a WS-PS Model by Yannick L'Horty and Nicola...
Long term equilibrium, stationary disequilibrium, and crisis In this article, we show that the anal...
Unemployment growth and progress in economic theory. Progress in neo-classic and keynesian theory h...
Mixed unemployment and economic policies. A disequilibrium model The works related to the disequili...
A Disequilibrium Macroeconometric Model of the French Economy with two Sectors and Endogenous Invest...
Cette thèse étudie les performances du marché du travail dans une économie susceptible de présenter ...
This paper deals with involuntary unemployment. We suppose that wages fail to clear markets and unde...
We construct in this article a macroeconomic model of unemployment with imperfect competition (based...
We extend the general disequilibrium model of Malinvaud(1980) by using dual labor market theory. By ...
This paper deals with involuntary unemployment. We suppose that wages fail to clear markets a...
The generally accepted explanation of persistent unemployment in our economies is based on the theo...
Over-full and hidden unemployment in command and transition economies : a neo-classical perspective....
This article is a generalization of recent work of J. Cartelier (1990), who develops a disequilibriu...
Thierry Laurent and Hélène Zajdela are right when they maintain that Neo-Keynesian theory leads to a...
Equilibrium and Disequilibrium Models in the Theory of Business Cycles Pierre-Alain Muet This articl...
The Determinants of Equilibrium Unemployment: Estimating a WS-PS Model by Yannick L'Horty and Nicola...
Long term equilibrium, stationary disequilibrium, and crisis In this article, we show that the anal...
Unemployment growth and progress in economic theory. Progress in neo-classic and keynesian theory h...
Mixed unemployment and economic policies. A disequilibrium model The works related to the disequili...
A Disequilibrium Macroeconometric Model of the French Economy with two Sectors and Endogenous Invest...
Cette thèse étudie les performances du marché du travail dans une économie susceptible de présenter ...
This paper deals with involuntary unemployment. We suppose that wages fail to clear markets and unde...
We construct in this article a macroeconomic model of unemployment with imperfect competition (based...
We extend the general disequilibrium model of Malinvaud(1980) by using dual labor market theory. By ...
This paper deals with involuntary unemployment. We suppose that wages fail to clear markets a...
The generally accepted explanation of persistent unemployment in our economies is based on the theo...
Over-full and hidden unemployment in command and transition economies : a neo-classical perspective....
This article is a generalization of recent work of J. Cartelier (1990), who develops a disequilibriu...
Thierry Laurent and Hélène Zajdela are right when they maintain that Neo-Keynesian theory leads to a...
Equilibrium and Disequilibrium Models in the Theory of Business Cycles Pierre-Alain Muet This articl...
The Determinants of Equilibrium Unemployment: Estimating a WS-PS Model by Yannick L'Horty and Nicola...
Long term equilibrium, stationary disequilibrium, and crisis In this article, we show that the anal...
Unemployment growth and progress in economic theory. Progress in neo-classic and keynesian theory h...