Rupert immediately abolished free quarter , the billeting of soldiers in civilian homes, and announced a transition to a combination of central provisioning and money wages.
12.
"The AMA's proposal would create a situation where patients will be spending their time and money waging lengthy court battles and lining the pockets of trial lawyers, " she said.
13.
Despite a fall in money wages under the ALP, the social wage of Australian workers was argued to have improved as a result of government reforms in health, social welfare, superannuation, and taxation.
14.
Under a constant-cost-of-living or market-basket dollar technological improvement would not find expression in a falling price level, but rather in a higher per capita money income and larger money wage for labor.
15.
By preventing these workers from stealing, they would become fully dependent on money wages, and be disciplined by the wage system; one of the jobs performed by Colquhoun's police was to set wage-rates of dock workers.
16.
If the money wage is fixed, the real wage is fixed for any given average price level, so that rigid money wages have the same effect as rigid real wages when the price level is given.
17.
If the money wage is fixed, the real wage is fixed for any given average price level, so that rigid money wages have the same effect as rigid real wages when the price level is given.
18.
The parameter "'? "'( which is presumed constant during any time period ) represents the degree to which employees can gain money wage increases to keep up with expected inflation, preventing a fall in expected real wages.
19.
This equation tells us that the growth of money wages rises with the trend rate of growth of money wages ( indicated by the superscript " T " ) and falls with the unemployment rate ( "'U "').
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This equation tells us that the growth of money wages rises with the trend rate of growth of money wages ( indicated by the superscript " T " ) and falls with the unemployment rate ( "'U "').
