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Author
Omer M.A.
Title
IMF and the Inflation in Developing Countries
Source
Prace Naukowe Akademii Ekonomicznej we Wrocławiu. Ekonomia i Międzynarodowe Stosunki Gospodarcze (5), 1999, nr 805, s. 135-141, bibliogr. 5 poz.
Keyword
Finanse międzynarodowe
International finance
Note
summ.
Company
Międzynarodowy Fundusz Walutowy (MFW)
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Abstract
Podstawową logiką MFW przy wyjaśnianiu fenomenu inflacji w krajach rozwijających się jest wąski monetaryzm, który zakłada, że główną przyczyną ciągłego wzrostu cen jest brak równowagi pomiędzy dostarczanym pieniądzem a wzrostem realnie dostarczanych dóbr i usług. Prowadzi to w końcu do pojawienia się żądanej nadwyżki, która powoduje wzrost cen. MFW ustala czynniki postępowania bazujące na redukcji popytu globalnego i kontroli jego wzrostu.

The main basic logic of the IMF in its explanation of inflation phenomena in developed countries is the narrow monetarism that believes that the main reason for the continuity of price increase is the imbalance between money supply and the growth of real supply of goods and services. Such a thing that lead - in the end - to appearance demand surplus that pushes prices high. Through this narrow monetarism for diagnose of inflation problem in developing countries, the IMF plans the factors of treatment based on reduction of aggregate demand and the control of its growth. That the practical and the gradual dependence on market system in distribution and allocation of resources. We differ with the Found in its general diagnosing of inflation crisis in these countries, that we believe that inflation crisis in these countries, it is the crisis of structure disturbances caused by building of underdeveloped national economy and challenges of development construction specialy in first stages. The crisis is not in the increase of money quantum, but it is the responsible factors that cause such an increase, and the practical application for the economic stabilization program leads to an increase in inflation and that undoubtedly could slow down the wheels of development.(original abstract)
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ISSN
0324-8445
1427-2229
Language
eng
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