The political economy of HIV

Includes bibliography

The political economy of natural gas in Trinidad and Tobago

Includes bibliography

The political economy of Mexico's dollarization debate

Includes bibliography

The political economy of trade and industrial policy reform in Brazil in the 1990s

Includes bibliography

Ragnar Frisch: econometrics and the political economy of planning

Includes bibliography

The political economy of the developmentalist State in Brazil

Includes bibliography

The political economy of protection after the Uruguay Round

Includes bibliography

The political economy of regional grants in Peru

Includes bibliography

On the history and political economy of small-farmer policies

Includes bibliography

The political economy of Ireland: 1950 to 1990: the emergence of a nation

Includes bibliography

Going through the labyrinth: the political economy of Argentina’s abandonment of the gold standard (1929-1933)

This article is the short but crucial history of four years of transition in a monetary and exchange-rate regime that culminated in 1933 with the final abandonment of the gold standard in Argentina. That process involved decisions made at critical junctures at which the government authorities had little time to deliberate and against which they had no analytical arsenal, no technical certainties and few political convictions. The objective of this study is to analyse those “decisions” at seven milestone moments, from the external shock of 1929 to the submission to Congress of a bill for the creation of the central bank and a currency control regime characterized by multiple exchange rates. The new regime that this reordering of the Argentine economy implied would remain in place, in one form or another, for at least a quarter of a century.

A political economy analysis of import tariff policy in Brazil: 1980-1988

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Governance crisis and the Andean region: a political economy analysis

Includes bibliography