Stability with growth : Macroeconomics, liberlization and development

By:

Stiglitz Joseph E

Contributor(s):

Ocampo Jose Antonio Spiegel Shari

Publication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2007Description: 339pISBN:

0195688031
9780195688030

Subject(s):

1. Macroeconomics2. Economic Policy3. Sustainable Development4. Developing Countries - Economic Policy

DDC classification:

339.500000 STI

Contents:

Contents: Part I Overview; 1 Introducing the Key Questions 3; 2 Objectives 11; Part II Macroeconomics; 3 Three Perspectives on Policy 37; 4 Is Macroeconomics Different in Developing Countries? 52; 5 Policy Instruments from Three Perspectives: Fiscal and Monetary Policy 63; 6 Open Economy Complications 87; 7 Exchange Rate Management and Micro Tools for Macro-Management 105; 8 Policy Frameworks 130; 9 Formal Approaches 150; Part III Capital Market Liberalization (CML); 10 Capital Market Liberalization: The Arguments For and Against 167; 11 A Formal Approach: Capital Market Failures 188; 12 Interventions in Capital Markets 197; 13 Capital Market Liberalization: Summary and Remaining Debates 220; Conclusion; 14 Stabilization, Liberalization, and Growth 233; Notes 247; Reference 287; Index 311.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	Library Compactors	339.5 STI (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		21584

Contents:
Part I Overview;
1 Introducing the Key Questions 3;
2 Objectives 11;
Part II Macroeconomics;
3 Three Perspectives on Policy 37;
4 Is Macroeconomics Different in Developing Countries? 52;
5 Policy Instruments from Three Perspectives: Fiscal and Monetary Policy 63;
6 Open Economy Complications 87;
7 Exchange Rate Management and Micro Tools for Macro-Management 105;
8 Policy Frameworks 130;
9 Formal Approaches 150;
Part III Capital Market Liberalization (CML);
10 Capital Market Liberalization: The Arguments For and Against 167;
11 A Formal Approach: Capital Market Failures 188;
12 Interventions in Capital Markets 197;
13 Capital Market Liberalization: Summary and Remaining Debates 220;
Conclusion;
14 Stabilization, Liberalization, and Growth 233;
Notes 247;
Reference 287;
Index 311.

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