Titlebook: Global Finance and the Macroeconomy; A. J. Makin Book 2003 A.J. Makin 2003 economic growth.economic policy.exchange rates.globalization.gr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84950-2ersus domestic capital. It also considers the behaviour of financial claims to capital and the dynamics of economic growth for capital importing economies, before drawing conclusions about the policy significance of international capital movements.

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Foreign Capital and Economic Growth,ersus domestic capital. It also considers the behaviour of financial claims to capital and the dynamics of economic growth for capital importing economies, before drawing conclusions about the policy significance of international capital movements.

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Book 2003ents approaches; the intertemporal model of international borrowing and lending; the significance of external deficits; the determinants of interest rate differentials and exchange rates; the effectiveness of monetary and fiscal policies; capital mobility and economic growth; and the causes of financial crisis in emerging economies.

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Ulla Metzger,Jochen Vordereggerance, ushering in the generalised ‘non-system’ of exchange rate arrangements that survives today. However, at least as important in the development of international financial relations since then has been the enormous growth in the volume of international capital flows. In large part, this growth is

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Jinxing Li,Bob Zhang,David Zhangproaches and contain insights that remain relevant today. The different approaches that emerged are presented largely in order of their chronological appearance. It becomes clear that interpretations of the theoretical and policy significance of the balance of payments and the external adjustment pr

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Interfirm Information Exchange,theory. It adapts and extends the precepts of Irving Fisher’s (1930) intertemporal theory of interest rates by first highlighting the linkages between consumption, saving, investment, international financial flows, interest rates, national income, foreign debt and national wealth. It then shows how

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