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A ‘High-Pressure Economy’ Can Boost Productivity

Josh BivensView further author information
Pages 405-423 | Published online: 19 Oct 2017

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Philip Arestis & Patricia Peinado. (2018) Explaining, Restoring Low Productivity Growth in the UK. Challenge 61:2, pages 120-132.
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Steven M Fazzari, Piero Ferri & Anna Maria Variato. (2020) Demand-led growth and accommodating supply. Cambridge Journal of Economics 44:3, pages 583-605.
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Trevor Evans. (2018) Donald Trumps Ziel, den „Sumpf trocken zu legen“. Zum US-Wirtschaftsaufschwung seit 2009. PROKLA. Zeitschrift für kritische Sozialwissenschaft 48:190, pages 91-114.
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