Against the background of the international debt problem which originated with the oil shocks of the seventies, this book undertakes a theoretical analysis of the factors determining aggregate external debt, using the example of a raw material importing country. Instead of the usual static definition of the trade balance as the difference between the value of exports and imports in a single period, here an intertemporal approach is used with a country's current account balance determined as the difference between aggregate saving and aggregate net investment, variables which are primarily dependent on expectations about the future. The analysis is based on microeconomic optimization models which enables individual causal relationships to be presented in a detailed way, the "optimal" size of external debt to be determined and the desirability of an immediate adjustment in the level of debt following an external disturbance to be shown from a welfare point of view.
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Professor Dr. Gerhard Rübel (Jg. 1951) absolvierte seine wissenschaftliche Ausbildung an der Universität Mannheim, wo er 1977 das Studium der Volkswirtschaftslehre abschloss. Es folgte die Promotion (1981) und die Habilitation (1988). Seit 1989 ist er als Universitätsprofessor tätig. Nach Lehrstuhlvertretungen in Mannheim und Essen war er Lehrstuhlinhaber in Mainz (Theoretische Volkswirtschaftslehre, 1991-1992) und in Passau (Volkswirtschaftslehre, Geld und Außenwirtschaft, 1992-2003). Seit 2003 ist er Professor für Volkswirtschaftstheorie, Internationale und Monetäre Ökonomik an der Universität Göttingen. Professor Rübel widmet sich der Lehre auch außerhalb der Universitäten, so etwa an der Verwaltungs- und Wirtschaftsakademie. Außerdem war er bis zu seinem Weggang aus Passau Dozent an der Bayerischen Eliteakademie in München und Vertrauensdozent der Akademie an der Universität Passau.
Against the background of the international debt problem which originated with the oil shocks of the seventies, this book undertakes a theoretical analysis of the factors determining aggregate external debt, using the example of a raw material importing country. Instead of the usual static definition of the trade balance as the difference between the value of exports and imports in a single period, here an intertemporal approach is used with a country's current account balance determined as the difference between aggregate saving and aggregate net investment, variables which are primarily dependent on expectations about the future. The analysis is based on microeconomic optimization models which enables individual causal relationships to be presented in a detailed way, the "optimal" size of external debt to be determined and the desirability of an immediate adjustment in the level of debt following an external disturbance to be shown from a welfare point of view.
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