The recycling of oil revenues: some theoretical aspects

We investigate the stability properties of a non-tatonnement price and monetary adjustment mechanism involving an oil exporting and an oil importing country. The distinguishing characteristic of the paper is that it attempts to bring together some elements of the disequilibrium theory of exhaustible...

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Main Author: Stournaras, Y
Format: Working paper
Language:English
Published: Oxford Institute for Energy Studies 1984
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description We investigate the stability properties of a non-tatonnement price and monetary adjustment mechanism involving an oil exporting and an oil importing country. The distinguishing characteristic of the paper is that it attempts to bring together some elements of the disequilibrium theory of exhaustible resources and the monetary approach to the balance of payments using a Hicksian, temporary equilibrium framework. We show that a sufficient condition for stability is that the marginal propensity to consume out of an increase in money wealth is the same in both countries.
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