Macroeconomic policy and a living wage
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Dona Id R. Stabi LeMacroeconomicPolicy and aLiving WageThe Employment Act as Redi st ri but!ve Economics, 1944-1969Donald R. StabileMacroeconomic Poli Macroeconomic policy and a living wageicy and a Living WageThe Employment Act as Redistributive Economics, 1944-1969palgravemacmillanDonald R. StabileDepartment of Economics St. Mary’s College of Maryland St. Mary’s City, MD, USAISBN 978-3-030-01997-6 ISBN 978-3-030-01998-3 hups://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01998-3(eBook)Library of Congr Macroeconomic policy and a living wageess Control Number: 2018959073© The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AC 2018This woMacroeconomic policy and a living wage
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dPrefaceI his book is a study of macroeconomic policy in the USA in the period following World War IL It challenges the idea that this period was an ADona Id R. Stabi LeMacroeconomicPolicy and aLiving WageThe Employment Act as Redi st ri but!ve Economics, 1944-1969Donald R. StabileMacroeconomic Poli Macroeconomic policy and a living wageol redistributive economics. I he first concept describes an effort to use government regulation and taxation to secure a living wage lor workers as a method to increase aggregate consumption. The second concept combines the political economy of a living wage with fiscal policy to further augment ag Macroeconomic policy and a living wagegregate consumption through higher wages due to increased aggregate demand. In both concepts, the overarching goal was a more equal distribution ol inMacroeconomic policy and a living wage
come.The principal effort in rhe USA to create the hybrid system of redistributive economics took place during rhe second half of rhe 1940s as part ofDona Id R. Stabi LeMacroeconomicPolicy and aLiving WageThe Employment Act as Redi st ri but!ve Economics, 1944-1969Donald R. StabileMacroeconomic Poli Macroeconomic policy and a living wagetem of redistributive economics. Chapter 1 serves as an introduction to and overview of rhe two key concepts of rhe political economy of a living wage and rhe hybrid system of redistributive economics. In Chap. 2 I will start exploring the political economy of a living wage before and during the New Macroeconomic policy and a living wage Deal as background for the Employment Act. Chapter 3 will continue that background by reviewing Keynes' ideasVvi Prefaceregarding wages as sec forthMacroeconomic policy and a living wage
in his book, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, and considering what was written about it by economists in the 15 years after it waDona Id R. Stabi LeMacroeconomicPolicy and aLiving WageThe Employment Act as Redi st ri but!ve Economics, 1944-1969Donald R. StabileMacroeconomic Poli Macroeconomic policy and a living wageemployment might bring about wage-induced inflation. In Chap. 4, I will complete rhe back' ground ol the Employment Act and trace its origins to Roosevelt’s Second Bill ol Rights, introduced in 1944, with a promise of “ lhe right to a useful and remunerative job.’ Ihrough consideration of the legisl Macroeconomic policy and a living wageation of the Act and the Economic Reports of the President that it required, I will argue in Chap. 5 chat in the lace 1940s the Truman administrationMacroeconomic policy and a living wage
and its followers bundled Keynesian economics with the political economy ol a living wage to produce the hybrid system of redistributive economics. ChDona Id R. Stabi LeMacroeconomicPolicy and aLiving WageThe Employment Act as Redi st ri but!ve Economics, 1944-1969Donald R. StabileMacroeconomic Poli Macroeconomic policy and a living wageibutive economics to revive the economy. When that approach did not get the economy moving last enough, he switched to a policy of tax cuts that combined Keynesian economics with the frcc-market approach of supply-side economics. In Chap. 7, I will present Johnson’s Great Society as a culmination of Macroeconomic policy and a living wage the hybrid system of redistributive economics. Keynesian economics in the form of government spending and the Kennedy-Johnson tax cut helped to produMacroeconomic policy and a living wage
ce a very prosperous economy that enabled Johnson to pay for his Great Society and its goal of completing the New Deal program for a living wage. The Dona Id R. Stabi LeMacroeconomicPolicy and aLiving WageThe Employment Act as Redi st ri but!ve Economics, 1944-1969Donald R. StabileMacroeconomic Poli Macroeconomic policy and a living wagek. I his left the hybrid system of redistributive economics vulnerable to attack with both the political economy ol a living wage and Keynesian economics being blamed for the inflation that persisted through the 1970s.From the early 1920 to the late 1960s, Progressives were optimistic that their pro Macroeconomic policy and a living wagegrams would bring about their ideal of a living wage, They initially based their programs on a simple formula: collective bargaining plus social insurMacroeconomic policy and a living wage
ance plus a minimum wage yielded a living wage, especially when supplemented by fiscal policy. It did not end the Great Depression. In rhe 1940s, theyDona Id R. Stabi LeMacroeconomicPolicy and aLiving WageThe Employment Act as Redi st ri but!ve Economics, 1944-1969Donald R. StabileMacroeconomic PoliDona Id R. Stabi LeMacroeconomicPolicy and aLiving WageThe Employment Act as Redi st ri but!ve Economics, 1944-1969Donald R. StabileMacroeconomic PoliGọi ngay
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