Which branch of macroeconomics
specifically focuses on the problem of
developing economies?
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Development economics
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Classical economics is a branch of macroeconomics specifically focuses on the problem of developing economies.
- Classical theory is more relevant to developing economies in determination of income and employment.
- It is so because classical theories suggested that income and employment increases as a result of increased capital accumulation and reinvestment of the profits.
- Classical economy like developing economies had their employment and income based on surpluses, where surpluses were reinvested to increase production and thus increase employment.
- This would deal with population explosion one of the main problem of developing economy.
- Capital accumulation will allow to overcome capital scarcity in the economy.
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