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Incomes Policy in Norway: Second-Best Corporate Institutions

The efforts of governments in the Western industrialized nations to produce both full employment and price stability have not been notably successful. In a number of analyses these policy failures have been attributed to governmental "overload." Professor Schwerin considers "neocorporatism" in Norway as a solution to a particular kind of overload, political overload, as encountered in making wage-price policy. An intriguing case study, his article also provides a more general and theoretical discussion of corporatism and incomes policy.