Strengthening a fiscal pillar: the Uruguayan dual income tax

Includes bibliography

Latin America through the lens of social cohesion: selected indicators

Spanish document available at the Library

Financing for development and middle income-countries: new challenges

Spanish version avalilable at the Library

Development of technological capabilities in an extremely volatile economy. The industrial sector in Argentina

Includes bibliography

El acuerdo de asociación económica entre Centroamérica y la Unión Europea: viabilidad, avances y perspectivas

Incluye Bibliografía

Creative industries in the Caribbean: a new road for diversification and export growth

Includes bibliography

Productive development in open economies

Includes bibliography

Social security reforms and their implications for the Caribbean

Includes bibliography

CEPAL Review no.92

Foreign direct investment and development: the MERCOSUR experience / Daniel Chudnovsky and Andrés López. -- Developing competitive advantages: successful export SMES in Argentina, Chile and Colombia / Dario Milesi, Virginia Moori, Verónica Robert and Gabriel Yoguel. -- Effects of training on competitiveness in the manufacturing sector / Ramón Padilla and Miriam Juárez. -- Youth employment: characteristics, tensions and challenges / Jürgen Weller. -- The globalization of the health-care industry: opportunities for the Caribbean / Richard L. Bernal. -- Social protection in the English-speaking Caribbean / Oliver Paddison. -- Strengthening a fiscal pillar: the Uruguayan dual income tax / Alberto Barreix and Jerónimo Roca. -- International migration and development: the socioeconomic impact of remittances in Colombia / David Khoudour-Castéras. -- Non-sectoral agents and recent changes in Argentina’s agricultural sector / Clara Craviotti. -- Referees for CEPAL Review 2005-2006. -- Guidelines for contributors to the CEPAL Review. -- CEPAL Review on the Internet. -- Recent ECLAC publications.

Workshop on public participation in international negotiations on environmental matters: Panel on environmental justice and access rights for sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean

This publication was prepared with financial support from the United Nations Development Account and the project “Addressing critical socio-environmental challenges in Latin America and the Caribbean ”