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... Financial institutions and their creditors are usually treated differently than most other firms and ...lie in a “perceived uniqueness of bank services and the chance that one bank’s failure can ... See full document

... while in the economic mode followed by some Latin America in the last deca- de, the state established compromise between the financial and commodities ex- porters on one side and the ... See full document

... and financial cooperation: what is good to Asian is also good to Latin ...This article compares the Asian and Latin American experiences with monetary ...that in the ... See full document

... the financial crisis hit hard the last quarter of 2007, in some circles there was the erroneous belief, the myth, that certain countries could “decouple” them- selves from its ...even in the case of ... See full document

... tests to see Table 4 demonstrating that the ISI2 period had markedly higher and more consistent growth rates across the region, except for Chile (which began neoliberalism in ...recovered in most of ... See full document

... An important lesson of Mexico’s peso crisis of 1994 and the Asian financial crisis was that a sound banking sector is the single most essential element of a healthy financial ...relevant in ... See full document

... and financial regulators relied on the necessary theory and on the necessary organizational institutions to avoid a major crisis such as the one we are ...A financial crisis with the ... See full document

... differences in incentive structure facing economic actors, in in- ternal organisation, competences and strategies of leading business firms, and other institutions in which agents are ... See full document

... ways to strengthen their own national manufacturing ...readers in developing ...developmentalism in all of its ...(2016) to the badly needed debate on how to rediscover a development ... See full document

... the financial system are related it is possible to have situations in which the financial system is efficient from micro point of view, but it is not efficient in the macro dimension — ... See full document

... lags in technological capabilities (montobbio and rampa, 2005; reinert, 1995; verspagen, 1993): countries that are closer to the technological frontier are competitive in a more diversified set of ... See full document

... which in her account trained Korean and Taiwanese workers and left other important capabilities, would the outcome have been different? Essentially, was Latin America’s problem the permanence of TnCs ... See full document

... latin america is our object of study, but we will provide a special attention to brazil because it is the greatest country of the region and because the majority of the researchers that will ... See full document

... tried to outline an alternative policy strategy that, based on the theory of effective demand and in the classical development theory, would stimulate the economy to grow in the short term, ... See full document

... by financial rent-seeking; which is illustrated by comparing the evolution of return rates (defined as the total annual benefits divided by total fixed capital stock in the prior year) with the ... See full document

... Among the most important studies carried on by the Institute during its existence have been studies on: Epidemiology and pathologic anatomy of poliomyelitis; barbi[r] ... See full document

... stabilization in early Latin American structuralist economics. starting in the 1950s, the growing and continuous inflationary problem in the region was seen as a result of bottlenecks within ... See full document

... Keynes observa que a preferência pela liquidez varia negativamente com a ta- xa de juros: taxas de juros baixas podem levar os agentes a acreditarem que ela es- tá muito próxima ao nível convencionalmente e ... See full document

... Sociedad de Medicina Veterinaria de Buenos Aires, Chile No. 1856,. Buenos Aires, »Argentina.[r] ... See full document

... : In the 1980s, while the East Asian countries continued to grow, the Latin Ameri- can countries stopped, and since then are falling ...the Latin Ameri- can countries suffer the Dutch Disease, ... See full document