The Latin American development debate : neostructuralism, neomonetarism, and adjustment processes
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The Latin American development debate : neostructuralism, neomonetarism, and adjustment processes
（Series in political economy and economic development in Latin America）
Westview Press, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
In the 1980s Latin America experienced the second worst economic crisis of the century. In this book economists from Latin America examine strategies of development in light of new theoretical knowledge. In addition, they critically review the adjustment processes applied in various countries. This book offers an analysis of the causes of the crisis and an assessment of economic measures that might prove viable in promoting democracy, social justice and a growing economy.
Table of Contents
- Meller
- Latin American economic development and the international environment, Ricardo Ffrench-Davis and Oscar Munoz
- from structuralism to neostructuralism - the search for a heterodox paradigm, Nora Lustig
- monetarism and structuralism -some macroeconomic lessons, Andres Velasco
- review of the debate over the origins of Latin American industrialization and its ideological context, Mauricio Rojas
- deindustrialization and industrial restructuring in Latin America, Carlos Ominami
- financial strategies in Latin America - the Southern Cone experience, Roberto Zahler
- structural adjustment reforms and the external debt crisis in Latin America, Sebastian Edwards
- IMF and World Bank roles in the Latin American foreign debt problem, Patricio Meller.
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