 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Budget - 1997 - Broj stranica: 416
...Reaching some judgment about the reasons for this departure from past patterns is important. As I see it, heightened job insecurity explains a significant part...restraint on compensation and the consequent muted price inflation. Surveys of workers have highlighted tnis extraordinary state of affairs. In 1991,... | |
 | Thomas I. Palley - 2000 - Broj stranica: 266
...the Senate Budget Committee on January 21, 1997. In this testimony, Greenspan announced: As I see it, heightened job insecurity explains a significant part...restraint on compensation and the consequent muted price inflation. . . . The continued reluctance of workers to leave their jobs to seek other employment... | |
 | Jim Stanford - 1999 - Broj stranica: 488
...relationships between compensation gains and the degree of labor market tightness held...As I see it, heightened job insecurity explains a significant part...restraint on compensation and the consequent muted price inflation...The continued reluctance of workers to leave their jobs to seek other employment... | |
 | Charles M. Kelly - 2000 - Broj stranica: 244
...also mean that workers may begin to lose their "heightened job insecurity" that, in Greenpan's words, "explains a significant part of the restraint on compensation and the consequent muted price inflation."5 After thus claiming that companies will have to raise prices if workers get more... | |
 | Jim Stanford, Lance Taylor, Ellen Houston - 2001 - Broj stranica: 312
...relationships between compensation gains and the degree of labor market tightness held.... As I see it, heightened job insecurity explains a significant part...restraint on compensation and the consequent muted price inflation.... The continued reluctance of workers to leave their jobs to seek other employment... | |
 | David R. Howell - 2004 - Broj stranica: 368
...relationships between compensation gains and the degree of labor market tightness held. ... As I see it, heightened job insecurity explains a significant part...restraint on compensation and the consequent muted price inflation. . . . The continued reluctance of workers to leave their jobs to seek other employment... | |
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As I see it, heightened job insecurity explains a significant part of the restraint on compensation and the consequent muted price inflation.... The continued reluctance of workers to leave their jobs to seek other employment as the labor market has tightened... 