Commentaire : Nobel Prize in Economics
Prix Nobel en Economie

Sommaire : Contents

Introduction
Part 1: Microeconomics
1: George A. Akerlof: The market for "lemons": quality uncertainty and the market mechanism
2: George A. Akerlof: The economics of caste and of the rate race and other woeful tales
3: George A. Akerlof: Discriminatory, status-based wages among tradition-oriented, stochastically trading coconut producers
4: George A. Akerlof and Rachel E. Kranton: Economics and identity
5: George A. Akerlof: The Economics of "tagging" as applied to the optimal income tax, welfare programs, and manpower planning
6: George A. Akerlof, Janet L. Yellen, and Michael L. Katz: An analysis of out-of-wedlock childbearing in the United States
7: George A. Akerlof: Men without children
8: George A. Akerlof and William T. Dickens: The economic consequences of cognitive dissonance
9: George A. Akerlof: The economics of illusion
10: George A. Akerlof: Procrastination and obedience
11: George A. Akerlof and Paul M. Romer: Looting: the economic underworld of bankruptcy for profit

Part 2: Macroeconomics
12: George A. Akerlof: Relative wages and the rate of inflation
13: George A. Akerlof: The microeconomic foundations of a flow of funds theory of the demand for money
14: George A. Akerlof: Irving Fisher on his head: the consequences of constant threshold-target monitoring of money holdings
15: George A. Akerlof: Jobs as dam sites
16: George A. Akerlof: Labor contracts as partial gift exchange
17: George A. Akerlof and Janet L. Yellen: The Fair wage-effort hypothesis and unemployment
18: George A. Akerlof and Janet L. Yellen: A Near-rational model of the business cycle, with wage and price inertia
19: George A. Akerlof, William T. Dickens, George L. Perry: The macroeconomics of low inflation
20: George A. Akerlof: Behavioral macroeconomics and macroeconomic behavior

Langue : Anglais

Lieu d'édition : OXFORD

Localisation : Bibliothèque Campus de Nice

Support : Papier

Etat : Présent

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