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Eduardo Rosas Rojas
Pág. 31 - 53
This article examines inconsistencies in the assumptions on which the new macroeconomic consensus is based, before going on to propose an alternative theoretical framework for understanding how exchange rate interventions work, and the compensatory effec...
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Joseph I. Amuka,Miracle O. Ezeoke,Fredrick O. Asogwa
Pág. 1930 - 1936
Macroeconomic stability has not kept pace with the pattern of Public sector spending in majority of the developing countries. Unfortunately, past studies have mainly focused on the consequences of aggregate government spending on macroeconomic variables,...
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Muhammad Mustapha Abdullahi,Nor Aznin Bt Abu Bakar,Sallahuddin B. Hassan
Pág. 271 - 278
This is a conceptual analysis of the relationships between external debt and capital formation geared towards a proper assessment and understanding the experiences of Sub Saharan African countries external debts experiences. The study established that de...
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Saleh Alodayni
This paper assesses the effect of the recent 2014?2015 oil price slump on the financial stability in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. The first objective of this paper is to assess how oil price shock propagates within the macroeconomy and how ...
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George P. Gonpu
The adverse macroeconomic consequences of financial crises have heightened research interests in their causes. However, little is known about the role of political influence as a cause of financial crises in small developing countries. This research expl...
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