経済成長の国際的連関

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Many two-country problems between developed, and north-south economies, have been solved, but we have to think about the influence of economic coordinations and policies to manage their economic conflicts on the third country. In this paper, we present simple analyses using three-country model. First, we use a multiplier model, and show that the effects of reduction of trade imbalance between two countries upon the third country's income depend on their marginal propensity to save and import. Second, we assume that two countries realize the natural growth and the other country the warranted growth. Using this model, we get some implications. One of them is that the third country's capital accumulation rate is not affected by the trade balance between other two countries. Third, we use a dynamic model where the first country has an investment function, the second one realizes its natural growth rate, and the third one behaves passively. One of results is what follows ; the slow reaction of accumulation rate of the first country to its capital utilization rate is necessary for the model to be stable.
日本福祉大学の論文
1993-08-25