Unions, employers, and central banks: wage bargaining and macroeconomic regimes in an integrating Europe
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Publication date
13 April 2000
Publisher
'Cambridge University Press (CUP)'
Abstract
This book focuses on some of the most important political-economic changes in advanced industrialized countries over the past two decades, namely, the sharp rise in unemployment in some countries and the growth of inequality in others. Using a variety of methodological approaches, the essays provide different pieces to this puzzle and explain how economic outcomes may be linked to macroeconomic policies and wage bargaining practices. Focusing on the experiences of northern European countries, the book also explores the intersection of partisan politics, the international economy, and nationally specific institutions
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