International finance and Caribbean development

Includes bibliography

International finance and development: opportunity or threat?

Includes bibliography

The United States and Latin America and the Caribbean: Highlights of economics and trade

Foreword by Alicia Bárcena

Economics and gender: selected bibliography

Includes bibliography

The role of the state and public finance in the next generation

Incluye Bibliografía

Economics and happiness

Includes bibliography

Changes of social relevance in the transplantation of theories: the examples of economics and agronomics

Includes bibliography

Report of the Ad Hoc Group of Experts' Meeting on Trade Finance, Transnational Banks and External Finance

Presenta el informe de la reunión que tuvo como objetivo analizar los mecanismos financieros del comercio en el Caribe de habla inglesa, y revisar el rol de los bancos transnacionales y el financiamiento externo en la región

International asymmetries and the design of the International Financial System

Includes bibliography

International financial reform: a broad agenda

Includes bibliography

The economics of climate change in Central America: summary 2010

Includes Bibliography

Facilitation of international trade in goods

The FAL Bulletin is reverting to its original concept, that is, facilitation of trade in the broad sense. In the context of ECLAC, this is a topic covered by the International Trade Unit in the International Trade and Development Finance Division, to which the Transport Unit also belonged until it was incorporated into the Natural Resources and Infrastructure Division in April 1999.In an effort at inter-divisional cooperation starting with this issue, the International Trade Unit will be responsible for preparing four articles per year on trade facilitation for the FAL Bulletin. These are certain to be of great interest not only to those of our readers concerned with multi-modal ocean transport and customs procedures but also to those with links to the broader issue of promoting foreign trade in the region.

From capital surges to drought: seeking stability for emerging economies

Includes bibliography