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Date created
1971
Authors/Contributors
Author: Grubel, Herbert
Abstract
Whether price and output stabilization schemes for primary commodities are likely to increase or decrease foreign exchange earnings from what they would be otherwise is a question of great importance to countries contemplating the formation of such institutional arrangements. This paper sheds some light on this question and clarifies under what circumstances Ragnar Nurkse's assertion is valid that countries will fail to maximize foreign exchange earnings if they do stabilize prices.
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Published as
Grubel, H. G.. (1964). Foreign Exchange Earnings and Price Stabilization Schemes. The American Economic Review, 54(4), 378–385.
Publication details
Publication title
The American Economic Review
Document title
Foreign Exchange Earnings and Price Stabilization Schemes
Date
1964
Volume
54
Issue
4
First page
378
Last page
385
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Copyright is held by the author(s).
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Peer reviewed?
Yes
Language
English
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