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A Argentina depois da conversibilidade : um caso de novo-desenvolvimentismo?

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Liquidez internacional e ciclo reflexo : algumas observações para a América Latina

Resende, Marco Flávio da Cunha; Amado, Adriana Moreira - In: Brazilian journal of political economy 27 (2007) 1, pp. 41-59

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National exchange rate policies and international debt crises : how Brazil did not follow Argentina into a default in 2001 - 2002

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Argentina and the global capital roller coaster of the 1990s

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This essay analyzes the Argentine "Currency Board" experiment during the 1990s, both from a theoretical and historical point of view. It finds that earlier failed attempts to control inflation with a quasi fixed exchange rate in a highly politicized environment should have been a lesson to heed....

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Is there an ideological link between neopopulism and neoliberalism?

Armony, Victor - In: Brazilian journal of political economy 21 (2001) 82, pp. 62-77

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Argentina: a decade of the convertibility regime

Frenkel, Roberto - In: Brazilian journal of political economy 22 (2002) 88, pp. 3-14

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