Since 1973, the industrialized countries growth has seriously slown down. In some countries (the United States, Japan), the unemployment rate has not been hited. On the contrary, unemployment has continuously increased in nearly every european countries. Consequently, what part of the growth slowdown is due to the potential output low pace of growth ? Has the equilibrium unemployment rate really increased in Europe ? Is this increase linked to the potential output slowdown ? This paper is a survey of the theoritical and empirical links between potential output and unemployment in the indutrialized countries, especially in Europe. The potential output growth may be defined as the non accelerating inflation rate level of production. Some try ...
The paper aims at testing empirically two Keynesian hypotheses. First that increasing financial inve...
The paper starts from two sets of facts about Continental Europe. The first is the steady increase i...
How to fight against mass unemployment in Europe ? Henri Sterdyniak, Emmanuel Fourmann, Frédéric Ler...
Since 1973, the industrialized countries growth has seriously slown down. In some countries (the Uni...
Investment and employment under the hypothesis of growth slowdown - For ten years, unemployment has ...
This paper analyzes how the frictions in the labor market simultaneously affect the economic growth ...
A fundamental point of this paper is, that - given existing structures (!) - the persistent problem ...
Analysis for determining unemployment mechanisms - Since 1965, France, like other countries of the O...
This paper represents an explanation of the causes of the deceleration in labour productivity in the...
In this paper we address the question whether the shift in labour supply curve is the only fundament...
This paper shows how misleading is the facile contrast of Europe following a path of high productivi...
peer reviewedIn this paper, we estimate a long run supply-side system incorporating a CES production...
Abstract. In this study we have analyzed the evolution of the EU-15 labour productivity in the last ...
Breaks in growth and technical progress - 1974 marked a break in french growth, which was accompanie...
2004 This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expre...
The paper aims at testing empirically two Keynesian hypotheses. First that increasing financial inve...
The paper starts from two sets of facts about Continental Europe. The first is the steady increase i...
How to fight against mass unemployment in Europe ? Henri Sterdyniak, Emmanuel Fourmann, Frédéric Ler...
Since 1973, the industrialized countries growth has seriously slown down. In some countries (the Uni...
Investment and employment under the hypothesis of growth slowdown - For ten years, unemployment has ...
This paper analyzes how the frictions in the labor market simultaneously affect the economic growth ...
A fundamental point of this paper is, that - given existing structures (!) - the persistent problem ...
Analysis for determining unemployment mechanisms - Since 1965, France, like other countries of the O...
This paper represents an explanation of the causes of the deceleration in labour productivity in the...
In this paper we address the question whether the shift in labour supply curve is the only fundament...
This paper shows how misleading is the facile contrast of Europe following a path of high productivi...
peer reviewedIn this paper, we estimate a long run supply-side system incorporating a CES production...
Abstract. In this study we have analyzed the evolution of the EU-15 labour productivity in the last ...
Breaks in growth and technical progress - 1974 marked a break in french growth, which was accompanie...
2004 This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expre...
The paper aims at testing empirically two Keynesian hypotheses. First that increasing financial inve...
The paper starts from two sets of facts about Continental Europe. The first is the steady increase i...
How to fight against mass unemployment in Europe ? Henri Sterdyniak, Emmanuel Fourmann, Frédéric Ler...