Alternative measures of potential economic growth in Latin America

Includes bibliography

Quince años de política económica en el Brasil = Fifteen years of economic policy in Brazil

Incluye Bibliografía

ECLAC: forty years of continuity with change

Discurso inaugural del 22 periodo de sesiones de la CEPAL efectuado por el senor Gert Rosenthal, en el cual se refiere en especial al papel pasado, presente y futuro de la Comision en el desarrollo economico y social de la region.

30 years (of CEPAL Review)

Includes bibliography

Sixty years of ECLAC: structuralism and neo-structuralism

Includes bibliography

Twenty-five years of the Inter-American Development Bank

Presenta algunos antecedentes de la creacion del BID, asi como su tarea y sus proyecciones innovadoras en su papel de financiar importantes proyectos multinacionales.

Length of life: a study of the life table (traduccion de capitulos escogidos)

Incluye Bibliografía

ILPES: veintiún años de actividad, 1962-1983 = ILPES: twenty-one years of activity, 1962-1983

Proporciona informacion sobre las actividades del ILPES en sus 21 anos de existencia, y las areas funcionales en las cuales actualmente se desempena. Presenta los principales servicios-tipo que presta a los gobiernos miembros y las formas en que estos pueden acceder a los mismos. Incluye un cuadro de su organizacion actual, de su capacidad tecnica y de su financiamiento.

A study of return migration to the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) territories and the British Virgin Islands in the closing years of the twentieth century: implications for social policy

Includes bibliography

ECLAC: thirty years of contributing to transport infrastructure institutionbuilding in Latin America and the Caribbean

This edition of the FAL Bulletin summarizes the principal contributions by ECLAC and its Infrastructure Services Unit to creating and strengthening transport service infrastructure institutions in Latin America and the Caribbean. The examination is based on a bibliography of key documents issued by ECLAC since it was founded, on studies conducted by the Infrastructure Services Unit and on FAL Bulletins from the past 15 years.

Ten Years of Operation of the World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement Mechanism: Outcome for Latin America and the Caribbean

Dispute settlement mechanisms help to create a fairly predictable and accurate environment in which economic agents can pursue their activities in the international arena. The World Trade Organization (WTO) Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) has now been in operation for 10 years and it is fitting, at this point to assess the progress achieved by Latin America and the Caribbean, the region that made most use of this mechanism during the period, and whose countries have made significant gains against protectionism in key export sectors. These successes constitute important precedents which will influence upcoming multilateral negotiations and future trade disputes.This article reviews the work carried out by the DSB, the role of the leading stakeholders in the system (the United States and the European Union) and progress made by countries of the region in a global context marked by the complexity of trade issues and the legal framework that regulates them. The findings presented in this article are based on the study "Una década de funcionamiento del Sistema de Solución de Diferencias de la OMC: avances y desafíos".