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Macroeconomic analysis of interaction between monetary and budgetary policies of the state


Ivan I. Volkov
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Volkov Ivan I. –

Monograph:
ISBN: 978-5-91292-165-0
Format: 60х84/16
Amount: 500
Published: 16.04.2017
Publisher: Creative Economy Publishers


Keywords: budgetary policy, budgetary policy multipliers, dynamic stochastic general equilibrium, macroeconomic regulation, monetary policy




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This work will be of interest for economists, as well as for other scholars that, by virtue of professional or personal need, take interest in the issues of modern macroeconomic and financial science. The monograph is dedicated to both general issues related to the role, goals and tasks of monetary and budgetary policies, cooperation and competition between their regulators and to the specific problems predetermined by the essence and influence of the dynamic models of general equilibrium and preconditions thereof, conditions of the modern economic environment. Besides, interesting ways for evaluation of the state of interaction between monetary and budgetary state policies applied in such different countries as Russia, USA, Germany, China have been proposed. The conclusions of this work have theoretical, scientific and educational meaning and can be introduced into practice.







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