Résumé :
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This study concerns indonesia. in the first two chapters, erik thorbecke surveys the macroeconomics imbalances that resulted from the slide in oil prices from $34 the barrel to $13 and shows how the government responded rapidly and without recourse to co-operation with the imf. he sets out three different approaches to estimating the social impact of other stabilization scenarios. this first approach uses a social accounting matrix. with the aid of this matrix, the author estimated the direct and indirect effects on the income of the various socio-economic groups of cuts in the main items of public spending. the second approach consists of a computable general equilibrium model with a real and a financial sector. the last approach was developped using the computable general equilibrium model to estimate the effects on income of different measures, a devaluation or an external shock. in the conclusion, he compares the results obtained with the three approaches for the same fiscal measures and those obtained with two approaches for a devaluation.
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