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Structuralist macroeconomics applicable models for the third world

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Taylor, Lance

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Basic Books New YorkUS 1983Description: ix, 234 pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Provides simple and empirically grounded mathematical models for specific groupings viz. mineral exporters, countries with endemic inflation or important food sectors. Discusses quantity, price and competitive adjustment in a one-sector model, longer-term patterns of growth and income distribution in two-sector models, as well as fixprice/flexprice models. Other topics include financial markets, open-economy problems of stabilization and growth, and trade patterns and growth in the North and South.

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Provides simple and empirically grounded mathematical models for specific groupings viz. mineral exporters, countries with endemic inflation or important food sectors. Discusses quantity, price and competitive adjustment in a one-sector model, longer-term patterns of growth and income distribution in two-sector models, as well as fixprice/flexprice models. Other topics include financial markets, open-economy problems of stabilization and growth, and trade patterns and growth in the North and South.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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