War times with a reversed labour market under a fractional Stock Market
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War is an evil issue, we don't want war , that's all what humans are living for, this phrase we don't want.. was the incentive of our article, Frederic Von Hayek was an officer in the Austrian army to fight against insurgents, his genuis was apparent and grows in economics in which he was honoured by a noble prize even though his Phd was arguably in political science and law. In time of war we suppose that the labour market is fractional and wages are almost negative, voluntry unemployement appears in every step we return to the full employement due to companies demand, wages remind more people of their labour in which case they never forget about the meaning of their efforts, they work hard and jerk when times are difficult? were they lost, they likely give a breath to the last penny, the labour market in time of war give demand more velocity to change its upward trend toward a null capital, policymakers have their power to decide of the fate of war; the labour market is like an authority on the equilibrium between supply and a negative demand in time of insurgency. We talk for a while about the rational expectations of a nationalistic country that refuses war incentives and no one should enslave Penélope, i am loyal like her to the english orthodoxy which is ancient and has pride. JEL Classification. B26, F66
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