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Restoring Demand in the World Economy

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  • Joseph Halevi
  • Jean-Marc Fontaine

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During the past two decades, the macroeconomic policy debate has been dominated, both in developed and developing countries, by supply-side considerations. The distinguished list of contributors to this important new book conclusively argue that this has led towards depression at a world level, and particularly in transitional and developing economies.

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  • Joseph Halevi & Jean-Marc Fontaine (ed.), 1998. "Restoring Demand in the World Economy," Books, Edward Elgar Publishing, number 1125.
    • Handle: RePEc:elg:eebook:1125
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    Economics and Finance;

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