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The Philippine Constitution contains many strong restrictions targeted against the flow of foreign capital in specific areas of economic activities. These restrictions were the same ones that were incorporated into the nationalistic provisions of the 1935 Constitution when its framers were...
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"The book examines why able economic managers in Mexico, on the basis of contemporaneous information in their possession, made the decisions they did, and with such disastrous consequences. The major conclusion is that decision-making was heavily influenced by the cultural milieu in Mexico,...
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: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Mexico, and Peru … Henrique Corseuil -- 5. Chile : trade liberalization, employment and inequality / José de Gregorio ... [et al.] -- 6 Colombia …
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capital flows, Guillermo Le Fort V., international director of the Central Bank of Chile, and Carlos Budnevich L., manager of … financial analysis for the Central Bank of Chile, argue against both extremes, opting instead for a policy falling somewhere … between the two. An intermediate policy of gradual and limited financial integration has been adopted in Chile and Colombia …
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