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Economic crises and stabilisation policy in emerging market economies: An inquiry into the dynamics of output,Used
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The recent macroeconomic history of emerging market economies is coloured with economic crises of all kinds, ranging from debtcrises, through hyperinflationary periods to currency crises to name but a few. This, along with the peculiar exposure of emerging markets to international economic shocks have resulted in volatile business cycles in these countries. This work explores the role that stabilisation policy has played in dampening the volatility of these crisis and shockrelated business fluctuations. Fiscal and monetary interventions, working mainly through the demandside of the economy, have been mildly succesful in mitigating the negative economic effects associated with economic crises. The dominance of supply shocks and the institutional origin of economic crises imply that stabilisation policy in emerging markets can only become more effective if appropriate structural changes are encouraged.
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