The Impact of NAFTA on the Latin American Economies. by FitzGerald, E

The effects of the european economic community on the Latin American economies by Kurt Ernst Weil

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The postwar Latin American economies: the end of the long boom by G. J. LÓPEZ

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FDI And Trade Dynamics For ASEAN And Latin American Economies by Mohd. Saeem Khan, Ziaul Islam

“… Association of Southeast Asian Nations and Latin American economies are a blend of emerging and developing economies, characterized by regional imbalances and socioeconomic differences. …”
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Debt limits and fiscal space for some Latin American economies by Ignacio Lozano-Espitia, J. Manuel Julio-Román

“…Among the other Latin American economies, Peru and Chile have the largest fiscal space (50% and 39%, respectively), while Ecuador has the lowest (13%). …”
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Analyzing the 2019 Chilean social outbreak: Modelling Latin American economies. by Sergio Curilef, Diego González, Carlos Calderón

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Parity and non-parity determinants of exchange rates in Latin American economies by Ho, Catherine Soke Fun, Syed Mohamed, Mohamed Ariff

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Japanese investment in liberalizing Latin American economies: current pattern and possible impacts of FTA initiatives by KEIICHI TSUNEKAWA

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Thirlwall´s Law with an Emphasis on the Ratio of Export/Import Income Elasticities in Latin American Economies During the Twentieth Century by Carlos Guerrero de Lizardi

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Does Comparative Advantage Affect Economic Growth: A Case of Pakistan with Asian, OECD and Latin American Economies 1982-2011 by Ijaz Hussain Bokhari, Shafaqat Mehmood, Khurram Sultan

“…Present study endeavours to assess the comparative advantage of Pakistan’s exports to selected regional economies around the world namely Asian, OECD, and Latin American economies. Revealed comparative advantage Balassa Index (1965) and trade complementary indices of Pakistan over the sample of 70 economies have been checked at aggregated and disaggregated level classification of UN-Com Traderevision-2. …”
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Pass-through of International Food Prices to Domestic Inflation During and After the Great Recession: Evidence from a Set of Latin American Economies by Esteban Tamayo, Munir Jalil

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THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND DEMOCRACY: an analysis for latin american countries (1990- 2010) by Jevuks Matheus de Araujo

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Los cambios en la economía atlántica entre los siglos XVIII y XIX. Desarrollo capitalista, globalización y desigualdad en América Latina. by Jorge Gelman

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Latin American Agri-Food Exports, 1994–2019: A Gravity Model Approach by María-Isabel Ayuda, Ignacio Belloc, Vicente Pinilla

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Crossing Perspectives on Tourism Issues in Latin America by Olivier Dehoorne, Christelle Murat

“…Interest in tourism is twofold: 1/tourism allows the study of specific places, types of development and consumption, 2/analysis of the tourism phenomenon helps to understand the world, highlighting the socio-Latin American economy. The phenomenon of tourism must be understood in all its complexity and must introduce the political dimension. …”
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Revamping strategy of diversified industry of sugar cane for combined production of bioetanol and co-products by Marlén Morales-Zamora, Erenio González-Suárez, Leyanis Mesa-Garriga, Eulogio Castro

“… Given the current conditions of Latin American Economy, scientific results have shown a marked interest not only to find out variation effects on raw material but also to find out technologic-energetic-economic efficiency of processes. …”
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Latin America: From the “Washington” to the “Cornwall Consensus” by Yury N. Moseykin, Elvis Ojeda Calluni, Marina N. Moseykina

“…The article analyzes the effectiveness of the “Washington Consensus” adjustment mechanism, carries out a comparative analysis of the Latin American economies that pursued both liberal and statist development models. …”
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Chronicle of a Deceleration Foretold Income inequality in Latin America in the 2010s by Leonardo Gasparini, Guillermo Cruces, Leopoldo Tornarolli

“…First, several of the driving factors of the fall in inequality in the 2000s have lost strength, due to “natural” motives; and second, the external conditions faced by the Latin American economies have worsened in the early 2010s, making further reductions in inequality more difficult. …”
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ARGENTINE, BRÉSIL, MEXIQUE DANS LA TOURMENTE DE LA CRISE by Pierre Salama

“…On the contrary to the recent analysis, according to which Latin America would not be affected by the storm of the crisis, we highlight so me real and regional vulnerability aspects in the recent world crisis, as the experiences of Argentina, Mexico and Brazil show. Thus, Latin American economies are delayed both regarding the industry and the services. …”
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Implementação das políticas neoliberais nas principais economias da América Latina: alterações na condução de políticas e suas consequências by Arthur Osvaldo Colombo, Sarah Gonçalves Patrocínio Sartório

“…The present article sought to show what the neoliberal policies present in the Washington Consensus consisted of and what were some of the consequences of their implementation by the main Latin American economies, especially in the 1990s. In addition, it is emphasized that the implementation of such policies led some countries to deindustrialization. …”
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