Estudio preliminar de los efectos de la industrialización de postguerra sobre la composición de las importaciones y la vulnerabilidad externa en América Latina = Preliminary study of the effects of post-war industrialization on import structures and external vulnerability in Latin America

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Latin America: international monetary system and external financing

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Latin American integration and external openness

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Capital movements and external financing

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The peasant economy: internal logic, articulation and persistence

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Desarrollo económico y social y las relaciones externas de América Latina = Economic and social development and external relations of Latin America

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Desarrollo económico y social y las relaciones externas de América Latina = Economic and social development and external relations of Latin America

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The fiscal impact of trade liberalization and commodity price fluctuation: the case of Costa Rica, 1980-1998

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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

Transnational banks, the State and external indebtedness in Bolivia

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Macroeconomic trade-offs and external vulnerabilities of human development in Nicaragua

Nicaragua is making progress towards the Millennium Development Goals, but is set to miss a number of targets in 2015. This paper’s general equilibrium analysis shows that it is unfeasible for the government to step up spending in order to meet these targets by the 2015 deadline. Any boost to public spending and financing would have to be front-loaded, which would entail pernicious macroeconomic trade-offs. A more realistic scenario would be to postpone meeting the goals until 2020. In that case, the allocation of public spending would spur economic growth without causing macroeconomic hardships, although the country would nevertheless remain highly vulnerable to external shocks.

Economic Survey of Latin America and the Caribbean 2009-2010: The distributive impact of public policies

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