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The bursting of the property bubble – subprime mortgage crisis – in 2007 in the United States has engendered panic, recession fears and turmoil in the global financial system. Although the United States economy grew by 0.6 per cent in the last quarter of 2007, down from 4.9 per cent in the previous quarter, day by day worsening scenarios emerge, from escalating oil prices, to a depreciating dollar and financial institutions’ bailout by the Federal Reserve. Many economists and policy makers share the view that a subprime-led recession – i.e. two consecutive quarters with negative growth – is inevitable and will be much deeper and longer than the 2001 dot-com downturn. Moreover, the critical situation of the financial system has driven some analysts to argue that should the monetary policy response fails to restore confidence among investors, the outcome would be the worst crisis seen since the Great Depression. This pessimism is not only among specialists. Indeed, in late March 2008 the Consumer Confidence Index in the United States recorded its lowest level since February 1992. A recession in the United States will undoubtedly have an important impact on the world economy, despite the continuous rapid growth experienced by emerging economies, particularly China and India. The purpose of this article is threefold: first, to characterize the current situation in the United States economy; second, to discuss the economic policy responses; and finally, to elaborate on how Caribbean economies may be affected.

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Este documento analiza la evolución de los flujos de financiamiento con que cuenta América Latina y el Caribe para financiar sus necesidades de gasto en consumo e inversión —públicos y privados—, incluyendo la movilización de recursos domésticos y de recursos externos. También analiza el carácter de esos flujos en tanto públicos —oficiales— o privados, los actores que participan en esos flujos (por ejemplo países donantes, Bancos de Desarrollo Multilaterales, Fondos de pensiones, fondos de inversión) y los instrumentos mediante los cuales se canalizan (mecanismos tradicionales como préstamos —ya sean concesionales o no—, o los llamados mecanismos innovadores de financiamiento entre otros muchos posibles). El documento presenta además un marco conceptual que identifica las relaciones entre las distintas categorías del financiamiento para el desarrollo y, a la vez, las combina con las identidades macroeconómicas básicas de las economías abiertas.