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Keynesian theory and involuntary unemployment : a reply to Hamouda

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Keynes, Keynesian programmes, and unemployment

De Vroey, Michel - In: Historical perspectives on macroeconomics : sixty years …, (pp. 17-39). 1998

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Comment: Lucas on involuntary unemployment

Hayes, M. G. - In: Cambridge journal of economics 30 (2006) 3, pp. 473-477

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The integration of search in macroeconomics : two alternative paths

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The integration of search in macroeconomics : interviews with David Andolfatto, Peter Diamond and Monika Merz

Andolfatto, David (interviewee); … - 2016

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The integration of search in macroeconomics : two alternative paths

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Involuntary unemployment : the elusive quest for a theory

De Vroey, Michel - 2004

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From Labor Rationing to (Involuntary) Unemployment: A Conceptual Elucidation

Vroey, Michel De - In: Eastern Economic Journal 25 (1999) 3, pp. 315-330

This article argues in favor of drawing a distinction between the concepts of labor rationing and unemployment. Labor rationing refers to the occurrence of excess supply in a given labor market and unemployment to the job searching activity. The former, it will be argued, is a necessary yet...

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