Stratégie de développement et ajustements structurels, une alternative à la politique du FMI

The upheavals in the world economy since 1971 have had a direct impact on the policies of most countries, especially the aid policies toward the Third World, and have brought a host of new problems. This study analyses the impact of the structural adjustment programs of the IMF on Madagascar and Tanzania. The author proposes a method which would measure the macro-, meso- and micro-economic impact of the SAPs and suggests that a switch in priorities—namely favouring production over demand—would go along way toward reducing developing countries' needs for imports, and thus reduce their indebtedness

Development economics · Economics · Geography · Market economy · Political science · Socioeconomics · Structural adjustment · Tanzania · Welfare economics · International Development and Aid