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Beyond Macroeconomic Stability

Name: Beyond Macroeconomic Stability
Brand: Palgrave Macmillan
SKU: 02096210
Price: 118.29 EUR
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Author: Iyanatul Islam
ISBN: 9781137379245

Iyanatul Islam

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English

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Libristo code: 02096210

Publishers Palgrave Macmillan, December 2013

This volume rests on three thematic pillars: the limits of conventional macroeconomics; the long-run... Full description

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This volume rests on three thematic pillars: the limits of conventional macroeconomics; the long-run agenda of structural transformation and the development of capabilities. Islam and Kucera highlight the tenuous links of conventional macroeconomics with core development concerns. The chapters of this book enunciate an empirical approach to track the various sources of structural transformation and nurture the thesis that investment in infrastructure leads to the inculcation of capabilities, broadly defined to include knowledge accumulation, dissemination and application. The editors reinterpret social protection from the perspective of inclusive development and structural transformation. The volume examines secular trends in the functional distribution of income and explores their possible macroeconomic consequences by developing a two-country macroeconomic model for open economies. It seeks to establish whether growing inequality in many countries combined with stagnant real incomes is one of the sources of the global and financial crisis of 2007-2009.