Model jugoslovenskih stabilizacijskih programa

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Davorin Kračun

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U osamdesetim godinama, Jugoslavija je, suočavajući se sa galo- pirajućom hiperinflacijom, izvodila različite stabilizacijske programe. U ovom radu prikazujemo opći model za njihovu simulaciju. Model se temelji na različitim mjerama ekonomske pGlitike, koje utiču na formi­ranje cijena u uvjetima inflacije. Konstruiran je kao dinamični input- -output model ponudbene strane, u kojem su nominalna i realna kre­tanja diferencirana. Omogućava praćenje reagovanja cijena i obima produkcije na pojedine mjere i protivinflacijske programe. Prikazani primjeri odgovaraju činjenicama iz jugoslovenske privrede prilikom iz­vođenja dviju različito orientiranih programa.

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Vol 26 No 2 (1992): Economic Analysis
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