Corporatism, Microeconomics

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Corporatism:A system for managing income distribution andwage determination, in that wage levels are determined centrally (across industries or even whole countries) on the foundation of productivity growth, profitability and several other parameters, following some process of consultation or negotiation including employers, unions and very often government. Variants of this system are used commonly in Scandinavia, parts of continental Europe, and parts of Asia.


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