Structuralist MacroeconomicsBasic Books, 03.05.1983 - 234 Seiten The options for policy and economic change in developing countries are severely limited by specific and durable structural features of their economies. Offering a comprehensive and coherent macroeconomic theory for developing countries, Taylor develops simple, useful and tested models for different groups of developing countries -- mineral exporters, countries with an important food sector and economies with endemic inflation. While focusing on problems of economic stabilization and policies such as devaluations and interest manipulations, he also considers income distribution and seeks to alter the structural composition of sectoral outputs. ISBN 0-465-08239-4 : $18.95. |
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Adjustment MechanismsThe Real Side | 12 |
Adjustment MechanismsTwoSector Models | 37 |
ShortRun Adjustment in Practice | 57 |
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adjustment aggregate demand agricultural assumed assumption balance of payments banking system capacity utilization capital inflows capital stock growth changes chapter commodity market comparative static consumer consumption countries crawling peg determined devaluation diagram discussed economy effects elasticity equations excess demand functions export response external balance fall figure fixed food price forced saving foreign exchange gold higher income distribution India Model inflation rate inflationary inputs interest rate intermediate imports internal investment demand Jacobian labor loan market loans to firms lower macro equilibrium macroeconomic markup rate matrix monetary contraction money supply money wage N-sector neoclassical nominal nonagricultural North output output-capital ratio parameters price level price-wage ratio production profit rate Rate g real exchange rate real wage reduce rise saving supply sector shift short run South stability stagflation steady Stock Growth Rate structuralist subsidies terms of trade tion trade deficit Wijnbergen zero