International public finance: a new perspective on global relations

By:

Mendez, Ruben P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Oxford University Press; 1992Description: 339pISBN:

195071956

Subject(s):

International finance

DDC classification:

332.042 MEN

Summary: This book is a path-breaking analysis of international public economics - the ways that countries finance development in other countries - and an exposition of a new approach, which the author calls `international public finance'. It develops concepts such as automatism (as opposed to voluntarism) and the use of global commons. It provides a comprehensive framework as an alternative to the current patchwork of theories and programmes in international finance of development.

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This book is a path-breaking analysis of international public economics - the ways that countries finance development in other countries - and an exposition of a new approach, which the author calls `international public finance'. It develops concepts such as automatism (as opposed to voluntarism) and the use of global commons. It provides a comprehensive framework as an alternative to the current patchwork of theories and programmes in international finance of development.

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