Controlled Open Economies - A Neoclassical Approach to Structuralism
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New York: Oxford University Press, 1994
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This book, a companion volume to Peasants and Governments by the same authors (OUP,
1990), develops macroeconomic theory for small open economies which are characterized
by the sort of restrictions which make much of existing neoclassical economics inapplicable
to developing countries. The applicability of this theory is demonstrated in an analysis
of two temporary trade shocks in Africa.
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Introduction
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Introduction
I. The Theory of Controlled Open Economies:
Compatible control regimes:
Appendix: Compatible trade and
fiscal policies: the model;
Incompatible control regimes:
Appendix: Monte Carlo experiments with the two-period model;
the theory of a temporary windfall
in a controlled economy;
II. Two African Applications:
An application to
the Kenyan coffee boom of 1974-1983:
Appendix 1: A narrative of macroeconomic
events;
Appendix 2: The computable general equilibrium model;
An application
to the Tanzanian economic decline of 1975-1984;
Macroeconomic experience compared;
Conclusion: And a manifesto;
References;
Index
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