Export instability, imports and investment in developing countries

Love, James H.

doi:10.1080/00220388908422106

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“…As indicated earlier, payment of bounties dominated the CPS fund operation during the post-boom period and therefore CPS might have greater influence in the post-boom period. Love (1989) reported that export income instability affects investment.…”

Section: Private Consumption and Investmentmentioning

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Commodity price stabilisation: macroeconomic impacts and policy options

Kannapiran

2000

Agricultural Economics

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A macroeconometric simulation study is undertaken to evaluate the impact of commodity price stabilisation (CPS) schemes for the export tree crop industry in Papua New Guinea. The findings suggest that there is a negligible level of favourable macroeconomic impacts of CPS. Contrary to the expectation, CPS adversely affects the stability of monetary and external sectors (BOP). CPS policy has failed to stabilise the macroeconomy. The price stabilisation policies are no longer appropriate from the macroeconomic point of view. Technical change, futures market and rural savings are the possible alternative policy options to manage the price risk.

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Section: Private Consumption and Investmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Commodity price stabilisation: macroeconomic impacts and policy options

Kannapiran

2000

Agricultural Economics

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“…Fluctuations in foreign exchange derived from export earnings may adversely affect the timing and availability of modern imported inputs (Love, 1989a). Also, fluctuations in foreign exchange may reduce the efficiency of public investments to raise agricultural productivity (Love, 1989b). Development projects may proceed in an erratic and halting manner.…”

Section: Agricultural Export Instability (Z6)mentioning

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Sources of agricultural productivity growth and stagnation in sub‐Saharan Africa

Frisvold

Ingram

1995

Agricultural Economics

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This paper examines sources of agricultural growth in sub-Saharan Africa. Growth in the stock of traditional inputs (land, labor, livestock) remains the dominant source of output growth. Growth in modern input use was of secondary importance, but still accounted for a 0.2-0.4% annual growth rate in three of four sub-regions.Econometric results support earlier studies that suggest that land abundance may be a constraint on land productivity growth. Growth in agricultural exports and historic calorie availability had positive impacts on productivity. These latter results suggest that positive feedback effects exist between export performance and food security on one hand and agricultural productivity on the other. • Corresponding author. 1 The views expressed are the authors' and are not necessarily those of USDA. 0169·5150/95/$09.50 © 1995 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved SSDI 0169·5150(95)01143·9

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“…Encontrando coeficientes positivos para essa relação, estão: Galbis (1979), Sundararajan e Takur (1980), Greene e Villanueva (1991( ), Cardoso (1992, Ribeiro e Teixeira (2001), Ferreira (1996); e coeficientes negativos: Studart (1992), Rocha e Teixeira (1996), Jacinto e Ribeiro (1998), Melo e Rodrigues Junior (1998), Cruz e Teixeira (1999), Silva, Rodrigues e Ferreira (2015). Dailami (1987), Love (1989), Grenne e Villanueva (1991), Ronci (1991), Cardoso (1992, Studart (1992), Jacinto e Ribeiro (1998), Melo e Rodrigues Junior (1998), Ribeiro e Teixeira (2001), Luporini e Alves (2008) e Silva, Rodrigues e Ferreira (2015).…”

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Introdução Ao Debate Da Economia Política: Conceitos Básicos

Joseph¹,

Joseph²

2022

Economia: Globalização E Desenvolvimento 2

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Export instability, imports and investment in developing countries

Cited by 20 publications

References 8 publications

Commodity price stabilisation: macroeconomic impacts and policy options

Commodity price stabilisation: macroeconomic impacts and policy options

Sources of agricultural productivity growth and stagnation in sub‐Saharan Africa

Introdução Ao Debate Da Economia Política: Conceitos Básicos

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