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A01=Dick Bryan
Advanced Econometric Modelling
Author_Dick Bryan
balance of payments theory
BIS Annual Report
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Co-ordinated Exchange Rates
contradictions of international capital regulation
Country Ii
Current Account Balance
Current Account Deficit
domestic accumulation
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Eurofinance Markets
Exchange Rate Components
global economic restructuring
International Accumulation
International Banks
International Bond Market
international capital flows
International Competitiveness
international economy
International Monetary Fund
International Money System
M1 Target
Marxist political economy
monetary policy contradictions
Mundell Fleming Model
National Accumulation
National Expressions
National Monetary Policy
NIDL Thesis
Payments Accounting
PPP Theory
Recent Internationalisation
Retained Earnings
theory of global restructuring
theory of value
United States
value theory analysis
Product details
- ISBN 9780367290757
- Weight: 430g
- Dimensions: 148 x 233mm
- Publication Date: 13 Sep 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Over the last 20 years — and especially over the last decade — the international expansion of money and commodities and the international relocation of production have grown tremendously. As a result, there now exists a real contradiction in accumulation: Although global in orientation, it remains structured by the nation state. Conventional economic literature generally explains the international economy as exogenous to the national economy. Though the former does influence the latter, national economy and policy remain discrete. Conversely, there is a developing literature on globalism that explores the tendency for international capital to eradicate national differences, even to overpower nation states. However, neither interpretation adequately considers the contradictions for national policy that have accompanied the internationalization of capital. In this volume, Dick Bryan examines the influence of the international economy upon domestic accumulation, describing the process as the expression of the contradiction between the international scope of accumulation and the national scope of its regulation. Developing a theoretical framework for understanding the contradiction within Marxist political economy, he addresses the theory of value on an international scale, as well as theories of global restructuring and crisis. These issues are then applied to those domestic policies — such as monetary policy and balance of payments — that interrelate with the international economy. The author argues that the conventional theories informing these approaches have consistently failed to recognize the contradictions in international accumulation. National economic management has, as a result, reverted to explicit class politics, attempting to solve domestic economic problems by targeting the living standards of labor
Dick Bryan is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Sydney.
