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来源IDDP469
DP469 External Constraints on European Unemployment
George Alogoskoufis; Christopher Martin
发表日期1990-10-01
出版年1990
语种英语
摘要The persistently high rate of unemployment has probably been Western Europe's most important economic problem of the 1970s and 1980s. Average unemployment rose relentlessly between the early seventies and the mid-eighties, in contrast to the United States, where unemployment has displayed a normal cycle, around a slightly higher mean. This has led to a number of supply-side explanations centred on the structure of Europe's labour markets.In this paper we re-examine the aggregate demand explanation of Europe's unemployment experience, using a succession of models of interdependent open economies. We find that a small North-South macro model which allows for price sluggishness in manufactures and flexible commodity prices can explain the most important stylized facts about OECD unemployment and Europe's relative performance, as well as the behaviour of relative commodity prices. The explanation is based on the timing and the mix of monetary and fiscal policies. We argue that Europe's more restrictive stance in the 1970s and 1980s can be attributed to external constraints related to the greater openness of individual European economies, asymmetries in the international monetary system, and the quest for intra-European exchange rate stability.
主题International Macroeconomics
关键词Commodity prices European unemployment Exchange rates Macroeconomic policy
URLhttps://cepr.org/publications/dp469
来源智库Centre for Economic Policy Research (United Kingdom)
资源类型智库出版物
条目标识符http://119.78.100.153/handle/2XGU8XDN/529624
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George Alogoskoufis,Christopher Martin. DP469 External Constraints on European Unemployment. 1990.
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