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Saving and investment under external and fiscal constraints
Eyzaguirre, Nicolás - In: CEPAL review (1989), pp. 31-47
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The process of accumulation and the weakness of the protagonists
Tokman, Víctor E. - In: CEPAL review 26 (1985), pp. 115-126
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The international recession and Latin America
Iglesias, Enrique V. - In: CEPAL review (1982) 17, pp. 153-162
Darstellung der Auswirkungen der Weltwirtschaftskrise auf die Länder Lateinamerika durch Verminderung der …
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United States interest rates, Latin American debt and financial contagion
Bustillo, Inés; Velloso, Helvia - In: CEPAL review (2002), pp. 83-99
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Latin America and the new finance and trade flows
Devlin, Robert - In: CEPAL review (1991), pp. 23-49
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Legal aspects of the Latin American public debt : relations with the commercial banks
Biggs, Gonzalo - In: CEPAL review 25 (1985), pp. 163-187
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The international scene and Latin America's external debt
Tomassini, Luciano - In: CEPAL review 24 (1984), pp. 135-146
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The adjustment process in the 1980s : the need for a global approach
Massad, Carlos - In: CEPAL review 23 (1984), pp. 83-105
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Renegotiation of Latin America's debt : an analysis of the monopoly power of private banks
Devlin, Robert - In: CEPAL review 20 (1983), pp. 101-112
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Latin America's prospects in the financial markets
Watkins, Alfred J. - In: CEPAL review (1989), pp. 45-63
During the 1970s, virtually every financial market development damaged the commercial banks' domestic business opportunities and enhanced Latin America's access to external financial resources. The 1980s have been entirely different. Virtually every evolutionary trend and regulatory development...
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