YENİ-KEYNESÇİ YAKLAŞIMDA ÜCRET KATILIKLARI

Year 2009, Volume: 59 Issue: 2, 239 - 262, 08.10.2010

İpek Saydam

Abstract

Yeni-Keynesçi Okul'u diğer iktisat okullarından ayıran en temel özellik fiyat ve ücret katılıklarını nominal ve reel ayrımına giderek ele almasından ileri gelmektedir. Ücret ve fiyatların belirlenmesi konusunda önemli olan bu katılıklar, çeşitli teorilerle açıklanmaktadır. Öte yandan Yeni-Keynesçi Okul'un rasyonel beklentiler hipotezi doğrultusunda makro ekonomik değişimleri mikro parametreler uzantısında açıklıyor olması da oldukça önemli bir farklılık yaratmaktadır. Bu doğrultuda çalışmanın amacı Yeni-Keynesçi Okul'un temel özelliklerini açıklamanın ötesinde emek piyasasında reel ve nominal ücret katılıklarında var olan ayrımı ön plana çıkartmaktır.

Keywords

Yeni-Keynesçi Okul, Reel Katılıklar, Nominal Katılıklar, Reel Ücret Katılıkları, Nominal Ücret Katılıkları

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