Open economy tools for policymakers in developing countries

By:

Rudiger Dornbusch (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Oxford University Press; 1988Description: 414p.-ISBN:

195207092

Subject(s):

Developing countries- Economic policy

DDC classification:

338.90091724 Ope

Summary: This book is a teaching manual in non-technical language for policy-makers in developing countries. At the request of the Economic Development Institute of the World Bank, the editors assembled fourteen economists to write about the issues facing an open economy. The book focuses on policy instruments, their use and their constraints. Case studies of economic policy in various developing countries - including Argentina, Brazil, Indonesia, Korea, and Mexico - illustrate the problems and solutions.

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This book is a teaching manual in non-technical language for policy-makers in developing countries. At the request of the Economic Development Institute of the World Bank, the editors assembled fourteen economists to write about the issues facing an open economy.

The book focuses on policy instruments, their use and their constraints. Case studies of economic policy in various developing countries - including Argentina, Brazil, Indonesia, Korea, and Mexico - illustrate the problems and solutions.

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