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Moi (revival) hit the mark when Vietnam had integrated in 2007 the World Trade Organization and it was become in 2008 a member of Security Council of the United Nations. However, the country has to take up challenges… The one of resolving macroeconomic disorders (inflation, tension currency, trade gap) in order to continue bearable development. Then they have to hand it to foundation level for transports, energy, telecommunication or hospital. It’s essential in order to keep the attractivity

Aggregate Demand, AD – AD = C + I + G + X-M – C, Consumption expenditures – I, Investment expenditures – G, Government expenditures – X-M, Foreigners’ Expenditures Aggregate Supply – AS < ASfe – Aggregate Supply, at full employment Macroeconomic Equilibrium – AS = AD – Or – S = I A Keynesian growth model takes a long run perspective. – Aggregate demand (or savings=investment) still is important, but – It also includes the aggregate supply Investment has two impacts: On expenditures

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banque centrale et responsables du contrôle bancaire lors de leurs réunions de juillet et septembre 2010. Évaluation de l’impact macroéconomique Le 18 août 2010, conjointement avec le CSF, le Comité a publié un rapport intérimaire (établi par le Macroeconomic Assessment Group, ou MAG) sur les implications macroéconomiques, durant la phase de transition, du projet de normes réglementaires renforcées. Il était complété par une étude du Comité sur l’impact économique à long terme des nouvelles normes (rapport

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monétaire Variabilité de l’inflation • Changes flottants • Union monétaire 3.8 3.2 2.2 1.6 France 2.8 2.4 1.9 2.1 Italie 2.3 2.2 1.9 2.3 UK 2.6 2.7 3.1 2.8 Source : P. Masson et S. Symansky, “ Evaluating the EMS and EMU: Some Issues ”, in Macroeconomic Policy Coordination in Europe: The ERM and Monetary Union, edited by R. Barrell and J. Whitley, SAGE 1992 169 Chapitre 7 - La politique de change Empiriquement, la volatilité des changes s’explique bien par l’intensité des chocs asymétriques

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