Studies in the macroeconomics of developing countries

Contributor(s):

Rakshit, Mihir [Editor]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 1989Description: xi, 186 pISBN:

9780195642759

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Summary: Using theoretical models built upon the major institutional and economic structures of developing countries, this study discusses the impact of food surpluses, trade between industry and agriculture, credit availability, financial inter mediation, investment patterns, asset marketability,transaction preference, and strong land preference on the macroeconomic policies of these countries.

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Using theoretical models built upon the major institutional and economic structures of developing countries, this study discusses the impact of food surpluses, trade between industry and agriculture, credit availability, financial inter mediation, investment patterns, asset marketability,transaction preference, and strong land preference on the macroeconomic policies of these countries.

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