Yes, and it would have solved the world over-population problem at the
same time as people starved to death.
Gene
Doug Henwood wrote:
The Shaikh student was arguing that the depression would have ended
sooner had nominal wages been allowed to fall.
Doug
sam gindin wrote:
Of course, the increase in the 'real' part for those working was
coming from
the falling prices
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Subject: Re: [PEN-L] German real wages in the Depression
Jim Devine quoted:
We
find that real wages which were significantly above their market
clearing levels were the most important factor for the economic decline
in the depression.
Years ago, a student of Anwar Shaikh's made the same argument to me
about
the US depression - and said that Anwar agreed with her.
Doug
