Le passage du fordisme au néolibéralisme au Canada

A dynamic heterodox model for an open economy is built from the Marxist and Regulationist approaches. Although the Error Correction Model (cointegration analysis) is rarely used by heterodox economists, that method of estimation is used for a long-run period 1947-1999 and for two sub-periods: 1947-7...

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Main Authors: Jean-Guy Loranger, Gérard Boismenu
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Language:English
Published: Association Recherche & Régulation 2010-12-01
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/regulation/8938
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description A dynamic heterodox model for an open economy is built from the Marxist and Regulationist approaches. Although the Error Correction Model (cointegration analysis) is rarely used by heterodox economists, that method of estimation is used for a long-run period 1947-1999 and for two sub-periods: 1947-75 and 1976-99. The change in the magnitude of parameters validates the importance of structural changes that occurred between the Fordist period and the post-Fordist period, called a neoliberal regime. The main structural changes are the de-linkage of the US dollar from gold, the change of the exchange regime, the end of the cold war, the change of monetary policy, the change of the distribution rate in favour of capital (and financial capital via financial derivatives), the decreasing impact of productivity on real wage and aggregate demand, the increase of the impact of the state on productivity via its expenditures on education, health and other infrastructure expenditures.
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spelling doaj-art-2393e2274991426198526e48a5d526082025-01-30T14:27:18ZengAssociation Recherche & RégulationRevue de la Régulation1957-77962010-12-01810.4000/regulation.8938Le passage du fordisme au néolibéralisme au CanadaJean-Guy LorangerGérard BoismenuA dynamic heterodox model for an open economy is built from the Marxist and Regulationist approaches. Although the Error Correction Model (cointegration analysis) is rarely used by heterodox economists, that method of estimation is used for a long-run period 1947-1999 and for two sub-periods: 1947-75 and 1976-99. The change in the magnitude of parameters validates the importance of structural changes that occurred between the Fordist period and the post-Fordist period, called a neoliberal regime. The main structural changes are the de-linkage of the US dollar from gold, the change of the exchange regime, the end of the cold war, the change of monetary policy, the change of the distribution rate in favour of capital (and financial capital via financial derivatives), the decreasing impact of productivity on real wage and aggregate demand, the increase of the impact of the state on productivity via its expenditures on education, health and other infrastructure expenditures.https://journals.openedition.org/regulation/8938macroeconomicsdynamic modelcointegrationstructural changes
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title Le passage du fordisme au néolibéralisme au Canada
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title_full_unstemmed Le passage du fordisme au néolibéralisme au Canada
title_short Le passage du fordisme au néolibéralisme au Canada
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structural changes
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