Titlebook: Exchange Rate Alignments; John Mills Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012 economic growth.economi

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,International Turmoil: 1914–45,nd the early years of the twentieth was catastrophically disrupted by the impact of World War I. The result was a period great instability and lost opportunities between the wars, as fragile booms in the 1920s collapsed into the worldwide slump of the early 1930s. Thereafter, there were sharp diverg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-40706-7ery quickly, as they did in the 1950s and 1960s, although the USA’s did not grow as fast as others’ during these decades. In the 1970s, after the post-war boom, increases in output slowed in the developed countries. The world’s growth rate of 4.9 per cent per annum cumulatively between 1950 to 1973

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Nathalie Acevedo,Kevin Llinás-Caballeroons are to be found now in the fast-growing economies in the Far East. The reason why such sustained growth has been achieved, why living standards much more than doubled in the course of less than two decades, why inflation has in nearly all cases been relatively low and stable, is that the macroec

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Yeshajahu Pomeranz,Clifton E. Meloannd the early years of the twentieth was catastrophically disrupted by the impact of World War I. The result was a period great instability and lost opportunities between the wars, as fragile booms in the 1920s collapsed into the worldwide slump of the early 1930s. Thereafter, there were sharp diverg

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sufficient manufacturing capacity to enable Britain to pay its way in the world. Mills makes the case for the removal of balance of payments constraints to achieve growth and avoid endless austerity.978-1-349-43801-3978-1-137-02297-4

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-6928-5ical constructs but also to be soundly based on empirical evidence. Apart from any merit that internal coherence and credibility may give them, is it possible to adduce evidence to validate them? If they can pass this sort of test, there would be much more solid reasons for believing that they can provide reliable guidance for future policymaking.