International Finance

International Finance
for developing Countries
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Developing countries behave similarly to industrial countries, but operate in a different environment.
A number of specific macroeconomic issues in developing nations have not been of similar importance in the industrial world.
The relevance of industrial-country international finance to developing nations has been the subject of debate for some time: “Monetarist” or “orthodox” versus “structuralist”.
International finance for developing countries provides a more balanced approach to the open macroeconomic issues in the developing nations (for example,causes and consequences of external imbalances,effects of macroeconomic policies).

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