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Labour Market Economics (Routledge Revivals)
The proxying of union pushfulness by AT is justified by the assumption that, when
unions are being aggressive (or militant), they simultaneously increase their
membership and exert upward pressure on wage rates. Hines (1964) tested the ...
2
Employment, Wages and Income Distribution: Critical Essays ...
Hines's interpretation of his results is that trade union pushfulness is a decisive
influence, and that this pushfulness–in contrast to a Phillips-type bargaining
hypothesis–is not a function of the labour market situation (unemployment).
3
Incomes Policy and Inflation
In addition, an alternative variable was adopted to measure trade union
pushfulness in view of Godfrey's work [8,9]. Godfrey has suggested that the
number of stoppages may be a more efficient index of union pushfulness than is
the rate of ...
Michael Parkin, Michael Thomas Sumner, 1972
4
The Austen Chamberlain Diary Letters: The Correspondence of ...
Precisely the same 'great horror of anything that savours of intrigue or
pushfulness' had prevented him doing anything to secure the leadership in
1921.43 It also inhibited him in actively intriguing to displace either Law or
Baldwin, despite a ...
Austen Chamberlain, Robert C. Self, 1995
5
Problems of Economic Policy (Routledge Revivals)
Trade union pushfulness is frequently hypothesised to be amajor source of wage
increases and of cost-push inflation. In a pioneering study, Hines hypothesised
that militancy is Table 5.1 Contributions to Six-Monthly Percentage Increase in ...
6
Studies in Political Economy: International trade and ...
This is what they called trade union 'pushfulness'. They distinguished five
degrees of pushfulness, ranging from 'marked restraint' to 'marked pushfulness',
and gave these values. They then decided (largely subjectively of course) what
the ...
Sir Donald MacDougall, 1975
7
Co-integration, spurious regressions, and unit roots
The wage outcome is a result of two factors, trade union pressure, or pushfulness
, and employer resistance. Trade union pushfulness is based on the primal
objective of maintaining and improving the economic welfare of members and
has a ...
Thomas B. Fomby, George F. Rhodes, 1990
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Summa Theologiae: Volume 44, Well-Tempered Passion: 2a2ae. ...
... above mortal dangers. Whereas in curbing pushfulness, which is the role of
humility, the idea is other than that in pressing on and not hanging back, which is
the r61e of magnanimity, when the purpose of strengthening the spirit against ...
Thomas Aquinas, Thomas Gilby, 2006
9
The Limits of Pure Democracy
If anybody likes to say that the few have achieved such results merely by superior
"pushfulness," he is free to do so, but in that case " pushfulness " is merely
another word for wholly exceptional energy. Changes in words effect no change
in ...
10
Europe and the Evolution of the International Monetary ...
... and that "incomes policy" is no more promising a means to that end, so that
exchange-rate flexibility is necessary to prevent "union pushfulness" from
causing intractable international disequilibria. My own view is that "union
pushfulness ...
International Center for Monetary and Banking Studies, Alexander Karel Swoboda, 1973
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Tribute to Aunty Louise Antoinette Njie
... was underway with major funding from the World Bank and the British Government. and her personality and pushfulness was a catalyst to success achieved. «Senegambia News, 5月 14»
China news agency: 'Two-faced' US risks own security by snooping …
These, it says, are in “stark contrast with the pushfulness with which America accuses China of cyber-espionage.” It pulls no punches and is as good as accusing ... «allvoices, 11月 13»
Boris Johnson's 'Life of London': exclusive extract
Quickly I did my own turn on stage, and then with some pushfulness, I persuaded Keith's agent to let me station myself by his side. “Just five minutes, just three,” I ... «Telegraph.co.uk, 10月 11»
