Emerging countries that have a structural shortfall in savings "jump" from a vicious circle to a virtuous circle
Emerging countries that have a structural shortfall in savings relative to their investment requirements have chronic external deficits (this concerns for example India, South Africa, Turkey, Brazil and Indonesia). These countries can be in two types of equilibria, between which their economies can "jump": A "vicious circle" equilibrium where…
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