Wages, Profits and the '29-32 Depression (1951)

Wages, Profits and the '29-32 Depression (1951)

... a situation in which wages increase indefinitely at the expense of profits until the economy broke down in unemployment. There is a suggestion of this kind of collapse in the debacle of 1929-32.

"Asset Identities in Economic Models," in Studies in Income and Wealth, 1951; Collected Works, Vol. I, p. 307.

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