Titlebook: Incomes Policies; Papers prepared for Victor L. Urquidi (Honorary President) Book 1989 International Economic Association 1989 Distributio

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Yael Artstein,Zvi Sussmane most complex even in comparison with good examples of complex systems such as climate, ecosystems, economics, organizations, social structures, and socio-political systems. A dance is an art performance that involves dedicated movements, music, and intentional interpersonal synchronization, while

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P. J. Lloyde most complex even in comparison with good examples of complex systems such as climate, ecosystems, economics, organizations, social structures, and socio-political systems. A dance is an art performance that involves dedicated movements, music, and intentional interpersonal synchronization, while

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Oleg Bogomolovue allows measurement of the fixed-wing shape, deflection, and identification of the aerodynamic coefficient acting on the system, using information from the stereo camera and strain gauge. It determines specific points to identify the wing‘s shape and deflection. The model consists of a stereo came

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Béla Csikos-Nagynt statistics for certain road segments. Following established safety standards today, this approach of “waiting for accidents to happen” in order to prevent future events is unacceptable. Behind any accident statistics there is an even larger near-miss statistics that could be exploited for black s

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Theoretical Issues in Size Income Distribution Policynt contributions to the theory of size income distribution start with the remark that a coherent theory of income distribution is lacking. Since these contributions all aim to improve on the situation, it is at least amusing to note that this remark is about the only constant in the various attempts

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The Problem of Indexationecade ago (notably Fishlow, 1974; Friedman, 1974; Jackman and Klappholz, 1975). Either characterisation is excessively simplistic without qualification. Dangerous as indexation has often been, I shall argue that there are circumstances under which appropriate forms of indexation might have a useful

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Balance-of-Payments Management and Incomes Policycies implemented in the 1960s were of a prevailingly . nature, that is, they tended to restrain the trend of nominal wages and absolute prices, whereas the incomes policies undertaken in the 1970s were of a . nature, that is, they attempted to hold back or reduce real wages and to affect the structu

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