Debt, crisis and reform in Bolivia : biting the bullet
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Debt, crisis and reform in Bolivia : biting the bullet
（International finance and development series）
Palgrave in association with Institute of Social Studies, c2001
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 421-434) and index
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Description
Luis Carlos Jemio analyses the macroeconomic events that took place in Bolivia between 1970 and 1995. In that time, the Bolivian economy moved from severe indebtedness and profound economic crisis to a period of economic stability and structural reform. He emphasizes the varying nature of sectoral adjustment behaviours, in response to shocks and policies, and the changes in policies to deal with external shocks over time. The structural reforms implemented after 1985 show the supreme effort the country has made to apply coherent economic policies after a long period of indebtedness and crisis.
Table of Contents
List of Tables List of Figures Glossary of Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary of Terms and Organizations Series Editor's Preface Introduction The Approach of this Book to the Study of External Shocks and Policy Analysis External Shocks and External Sector Trends Sectoral Accumulation Balances in the Bolivian Economy Financial Balances Supply-Demand Adjustment Employment and Income Distribution The Analytical Framework of this Book Simulation of External Shocks and Policies with the CGE Model for Bolivia Summary and Conclusions Appendices References Index
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