Of course, I know that the term "financial repression" is commonly used.  I 
was just struck by the frequency of its use in the book, making me think 
about how unlikely labor repression would be used by such people.  Instead, 
labor repression is a justifiable blow against inflation.

On Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at 11:10:09AM -0700, Jim Devine wrote:
> 
> Rogoff's use of the term "financial repression" but not "labor
> repression" is standard, likely because so many economists play the
> market and/or own significant amounts of financial assets. R.J.
> Gordon, for example, is against inflation-indexing of wages but is in
> favor of it for bonds.

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