The Mauritian Economy

In a sub-Saharan context, Mauritius is a remarkable success story. In less than a generation it has been transformed from a monocrop, low income per capita economy to a diversified middle income economy. This book arises from a collaboration between the University of Mauritus and the University of Nottingham, and provides a detailed analysis of the main aspects of the Mauritian Economy including microeconomic topics, macroeconomic policy questions and external trade and international issues.

Autorentext
RAMESH DURBARRY Research Fellow, Business School, University of Nottingham NISHAL GOOROOCHURN Postgraduate Student, Business School, University of Nottingham K. JUNGLEE Lecturer in Economics, University of Mauritius ROLAND LAMUSSE Emeritus Professor, University of Mauritius CHRIS MILNER Professor of International Economics and Head of School of Economics, University of Nottingham WYN MORGAN Senior Lecturer, School of Economics, University of Nottingham OLIVER MORRISSEY Reader in Development Economics, School of Economics, University of Nottingham SHYAM NATH Professor of Economics, University of Mauritius MALATI POCHUN Associate Professor, University of Mauritius PETER WRIGHT Lecturer in Economics, School of Economics, University of Nottingham

Zusammenfassung
This book arises from a collaboration between the University of Mauritus and the University of Nottingham, and provides a detailed analysis of the main aspects of the Mauritian Economy including microeconomic topics, macroeconomic policy questions and external trade and international issues.

Inhalt
Introduction and Overview; R.Dabee & D.Greenaway Macroeconomic Policy and Performance; R.Lamusse Exchange Rate and Balance of Payments Policy; R.Dabee Structural Adjustment and Economic Growth in Mauritius; D.Greenaway & N.Gooroochurn International Trade and Trade Policy in Mauritius; C.Milner The Export Processing Zone; R.Durbarry Tax Policy in Mauritius; O.Morrissey Government Expenditure and Economic Development; S.Nath Agriculture and sugar; W.Morgan Evolution of the Financial System; K.Junglee Labour Market Adjustment; C.Milner & P.Wright Local Government Finance; S.Nath Population and Demographics; M.Pochun