Out of debt and into development? : lessons from emerging economies
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Out of debt and into development? : lessons from emerging economies
（Wilton Park papers, 39）
HMSO, 1991
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"March 1991"
"Report based on Wilton Park Conference 363: 25 February - 1 March 1991."
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Description
In the last decade, economies in the Far East have experienced rapid growth and some Latin American economies are making dramatic recoveries from debt overhang. These emerging economies have succeeded despite the world's debt crisit, but how? This paper, based on a conference of world figures at Wilton Park, examines current policies to promote growth in developing countries and looks at four developing economies - Brazil, Mexico, Malaysia and Korea - and the lessons that can be learned from them.
Table of Contents
- Policies to promote growth and private enterprise in emerging economies - privatization
- four developing country economies at progressive stages of emergence - Brazil - macro-economic policy failure
- Mexico - adjustment and recovery
- Malaysia - successful export-led growth
- the Republic of Korea - industrialization under protection
- are other economies emerging?
- north-south trade and the Uruguay round
- external flows to emerging economies - aid flows
- the world bank group
- new commercial lending
- foreign direct investment
- portfolio investment.
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