Income-consumption relations and their implications

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Veröffentlicht in:	Macroeconomic readings
1. Verfasser:	Duesenberry, James Stemble (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	1968
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Titel	Jahr	Verfasser
Business pricing policies and inflation	1968	Depodwin, Horace J.
Keynes and the "classics" : a suggested interpretation	1968	Hicks, John Richard
On "liquidity" and "transaction costs"	1968	Miller jr., H. Laurence
Monetary policy and its critics	1968	Schlesinger, James R.
Unemployment, production functions, and effective demand	1968	Kuh, Edwin
Price flexibility and full employment	1968	Patinkin, Don
A monetary and fiscal framework for economic stability	1968	Friedman, Milton
A note on recent money supply behavior	1968	Canterbery, E. Ray
The demand for labor in a classical and Keynesian framework	1968	Mishan, Edward J.
Domestic issues in monetary and fiscal policies	1968	Johnson, Harry Gordon
Budgetary reform : Notes on principales and strategy	1968	Bator, Francis M.
Fiscal policy and stagnation since 1957	1968	Hamberg, Daniel
The appropriate use of monetary and fiscal policy for internal and external stability	1968	Mundell, Robert Alexander
On some recent developments in capital theory	1968	Lerner, Abba P.
Monetary policy and nonbank financial intermediaries	1968	Galbraith, John Alexander
Built-in flexibility of taxation and automatic stabilization	1968	Smyth, David J.
The cyclical behavior consumers' income and spending, 1921-61	1968	Hymans, Saul H.
A "cross-section" look at employment, growth, and inflation	1968	Scott, Robert Haney
Some theoretical aspects of capital measurement	1968	Kendrick, John W.
Financial intermediaries and the saving-investment process	1968	Gurley, John G.