Investment and money wages in the determination of employment and distribution André Lapidus Using the formal framework of a simple « neokeynesian » model, thjs article streases upon an assymetry in the effects, on employment and distribution, of variations of same direction in money wages and investment. It is shown in particular that, with regards to some given values of the real tuoge rate, it nappens that an increase in investment produces a fall in employment. This introduces to the analysis of some outstanding features of policies which stimulate effectual demand in « keynesian » and « classical » unemployment contexts.Utilisant le cadre formel d'un modèle « néo-keynésien » élémentaire, cet article met en évidence une assymétrie, dan...
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This paper deals with involuntary unemployment. We suppose that wages fail to clear markets and unde...
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