The Macroeconomic Environment

Business & Money

JACKSON,Peter

Healey, Nigel M.

GHATAK, Subrata

Economics

Oxford University Press

This book highlights the basic principles of monetary economics and their application to developing countries. Fully illustrated, the new edition includes four entirely new chapters, with material on financial crises, the debates surrounding inflation targeting, and an examination of the role and future of financial institutions.

Monetary Economics in Developing Countries

Red Globe Press

This book provides the analytical `tool-kit' necessary to understand the global economic environment within which the business executives of the 1990s and beyond have to operate.The approach emphasizes the basic determinants of the demand and supply sides of the economy, business cycles, inflation, unemployment, monetary and fiscal policy, exchange rates and forecasting, rather than the more esoteric features of economic theory.Each section begins with a statement of learning objectives and concludes with self-assessment questions.

Reference

Weidenfeld Nicolson Ltd

This book highlights some of the basic principles of monetary economics and their application to the Third World. Drawing on recent data from a wide variety of developing countries, Subrata Ghatak discusses central issues such as: money supply and demand and associated problems of stability; causes and consequences of financial liberalisation; the 'structuralist' versus the 'monetarist' debate; inflation and economic development and problems of Third World debt. This new edition extensively revises earlier material and has new chapters on Rural Financial Institutions, Exchange Rate Policies and the Debt Crisis in Less Developed Countries. Fully illustrated and written in an accessible style, with case studies and separate technical and mathematical sections, it will be invaluable for students of monetary economics in developing countries.

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

This text highlights some of the basic principles of monetary economics and their application to the Third World. Drawing on recent data from a wide variety of developing countries, the author discusses central issues such as: money supply and demand and associated problems of stability; causes and consequences of financial liberalization; the structuralist versus the monetarist debate; inflation and economic development and problems of Third World debt.

St.Martin's Press

Introduction to Development Economics

is divided into four sections and is written in a straightforward style. This is a comprehensive analysis of the area, with many tables added to provide up-to-date statistical data and technical data in the appendices.

Routledge

The third edition of Introduction to Development Economics provides a detailed analysis of the major economic issues confronting less developed countries. Throughout, the author keeps a balance between the theories of economic growth and the realities of economic development. Although the basics remain, the past few years have witnessed changes in emphasis and the rise of new areas of interest. The new edition takes account of these changes. These include: Development and the environment The international debt crisis Endogenous growth The impact of foreign aid Fiscal reforms Migration Human capital Problems of trade liberalization The book is divided into four sections and is written in a straightforward style. Many new tables have been added to provide up-to-date statistical data, whilst more technical sections have been relegated to appendices.

Charged with analyzing and criticizing the way economies develop and grow, development economists play a vital role in attempting to reduce inequality across the world. The fourth edition of this classic textbook introduces students to this vital field. All of the popular aspects of earlier editions are retained with new additions such as the introduction of endogenous growth theory. The book also includes the very latest World Bank development data. With vastly improved and updated pedagogical features such as new topical case studies and questions for discussion, Subrata Ghatak introduces what can be a difficult topic with a welcome clarity.

Charged with analysing and criticising the way economies develop and grow, development economists play a vital role in attempting to reduce inequality across the world. The fourth edition of this classic textbook introduces students to this vital field. All of the popular aspects of earlier editions are retained with new additions such as the introduction of endogenous growth theory. The book also includes the very latest World Bank development data. With vastly improved and updated pedagogical features such as new topical case studies and questions for discussion, Subrata Ghatak introduces what can be a difficult topic with a welcome clarity.

Development Economics (Longman Handbooks in Agriculture)

Longman Publishing Group

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The Macroeconomic Environment

Monetary Economics in Developing Countries

The Macroeconomic Environment

Monetary Economics in Developing Countries

Monetary Economics in Developing Countries

Introduction to Development Economics

Introduction to Development Economics

Introduction to Development Economics

Introduction to Development Economics

Development Economics (Longman Handbooks in Agriculture)