Titlebook: International Economics; Lawrence H. Officer Book 1987 Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston 1987 development.economics.evaluation.internatio

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The Issue of Protection,o protection of home industries against competition from imports, and to measures that enable domestically produced goods to be sold more favorably abroad in competition with foreign goods or services. The usual means of aiding the sale of home-produced goods in foreign markets is to subsidize their production or export.

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National Policies and the International Monetary System,t not all) countries. In a number of countries the reaction to inflation was a sociopolitical response that included a rebirth of respect for competitive markets and for decentralized decision making. These extensive economic and political changes have dominated the experiences of the recent past, and they set the stage for opportunities ahead.

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The Theory of International Trade,nomics, which few of us have ever thought we understood. Yet trade theory has now become one of the most active branches of economics and is widely perceived by the profession to be a field “in transition.” Why is this so?

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International Linkages, Exchange-Rate Regimes, and the International Transmission Process: Perspectl markets. The work during the seventies on the monetary, or asset-market, approach to the balance of payments and the exchange rate (see, e.g., Frenkel and Johnson 1976, 1978) has gone from being an alternative to the conventional wisdom to being the benchmark against which further progress is meas

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National Policies and the International Monetary System,ks which have had to be accommodated, the experience comes into better perspective when it is seen as a continuum involving a slippage by many countries into high inflation in the 1970s with a painful aftermath in the 1980s. In an earlier work (Murphy 1979, p. 136), I referred to inflation as the al

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