Employment Without Inflation (Paperback)

PrefacePart I: Introduction1. From "Business Cycles" to Shifting Trade-Off Curves and LoopsPart II: Business Cycles and Theories to Explain Them:1825?19602. Unemployment or Inflation: Experience, Theory, and Policy 1825?19603. Underemployment Equilibrium, Secular Stagnation,and the "Knife Edge"4. Interactions of Cycles and TrendsPart III: Postwar Economic Fluctuations as Shifting Trade-Off Curves and Loops5. Concepts and Definitions6. Unemployment and Inflation in Canada7. Unemployment and Inflation in Australia8. Unemployment and Inflation in the United States9. Canada, Australia, and the United States:Similarities and Differences10. The New Long-Term UnemploymentPart IV: Unemployment and Inflation since 1950:Hypotheses, Theories, Explanations11. Unemployment and Inflation since 1950: Hypotheses and Theories12. The Machine, the Structure, and the GamePart V: Policy13. The Approach to Policy14. Designing Policy for the Late 1990s and Beyond15. Why Not Full Employment?16. Conclusions and SummaryIndex