Titlebook: Corporate Governance and Sustainable Prosperity; William Lazonick (University Professor, Visiting S Book 2002 The Jerome Levy Economics In

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J. M. Sánchez-Amaya,C. Churiaquee wage ladder have risen, in part due to the exceptionally low rate of unemployment, a reduced rate of inflation, and a rise in the statutory minimum wage. And they rose more quickly than wages at the top of the distribution, nudging down indicators of wage inequality (Mishel et al., 1999)

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Book 2002emergence of sustainable prosperity in the US economy over the next generation? Situating these questions within a wider context through historical analysis and comparisons with Germany and Japan, this book focuses on the microeconomics of corporate investment behaviour, and the macroeconomics of ho

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230523739competition; corporate governance; Governance; growth; income distribution; Investment; Japan; microeconomi

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Yi Fengn full swing, inflation was tamed, the stock market was booming, government budgets were under control, and the unemployment rate was the lowest for the nation since the beginning of the 1970s. In the late 1990s, tight labour markets and low inflation resulted in real-wage increases for some of thos

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United States and Britain. Over the past two or three years, the rhetoric of shareholder value has become prominent in the corporate governance debates in European nations such as Germany, France and Sweden. Within the past year, the arguments for ‘maximizing shareholder value’ have even achieved pr

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Suman Kalyan Das,Suresh Gain,Prasanta Sahooequal distributions of income among the advanced industrial economies (Atkinson et al., 1995). Sustainable prosperity — the spreading of the benefits of economic growth to more and more people over a prolonged period of time — appears to have become an elusive objective. At the same time, in the lat

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