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development in general, play a positive role on democracy. We also test for the critical junctures hypothesis, or whether … to provide any concrete evidence in favour of it. Essentially, we suggest that a certain level of development is an … societies with different levels of development-- is a suggestive observation. …
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positively affected Latin American economic growth in this period, while the determinants traditionally put forward in the … empirical growth literature, such as technical change and openness, did not. Finally, the positive correlation between the …
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positively aected Latin American economic growth in this period, while the determinants traditionally put forward in the … empirical growth literature, such as technical change and openness, did not. Finally, the positive correlation between the …
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El presente ensayo constituye la segunda parte del trabajo titulado Las Teorías del Desarrollo en América Latina", cuya primera entrega se publicó en el número anterior de esta Revista. En esta segunda entrega se examina en su orden el pensamiento monetarista y neoestructuralista sobre los...
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changes, income growth and others). Unexpectedly enough, the resulting prospects for agriculture and food are not catastrophic …
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-imperial collapse and entering a period of relative political stability and economic growth, as did Latin America a century and a half …
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Conventional wisdom associates the two lost decades of economic stagnation in Brazil to macroeconomic imbalances and excessive budgetary deficits. This paper suggests that, contrary to conventional wisdom, the fiscal crisis of the state in Brazil was the result of the liberalization strategy...
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various policies in their favor, such as land reform or rural development, have had so far limited success, suggesting that …
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Latin American and Caribbean countries have historically been known for their rates of land inequality, highest in the world. However, these countries also exhibit a high degree of heterogeneity in their patterns of land concentration and average farm sizes. These cross-country differences play...
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important new insights for the study of globalization, Latin American development, and China-Latin American relations, by …
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