Economic Development in Central America, Volume 2: Structural Reforms (Harvard Studies in International Development)
by Benjamin Alvarez, Juan Carlos Barahona, David Bloom, Gonzalo Carillo, Rodrigo Cifuentes, Joan Dassin, Eduardo Doryan, Gerardo Esquivel, Luis F. Lopez-Calva, Larry Rosenberg, Jeffrey D. Sachs
For decades, Central America has faced market dependency, natural disasters, and political systems characterized by protectionist policies and low participation--situations that have had a tremendous impact on its economic development.
This two-volume set is a comprehensive assessment of Central America's position in the world economy, and it serves as a handbook for the important economic reforms Central America must undertake to become a viable competitor in the international economy.
This two-volume set is a comprehensive assessment of Central America's position in the world economy, and it serves as a handbook for the important economic reforms Central America must undertake to become a viable competitor in the international economy.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTCENTRAL AMERICA_ECONOMIC CONDITIONSINTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
RELEASED2001
PUBLISHERHarvard Kennedy School
LENGTH432
LANGUAGEEN
Economic Development in Central America, Volume 2: Structural Reforms (Harvard Studies in International Development)
by Benjamin Alvarez, Juan Carlos Barahona, David Bloom, Gonzalo Carillo, Rodrigo Cifuentes, Joan Dassin, Eduardo Doryan, Gerardo Esquivel, Luis F. Lopez-Calva, Larry Rosenberg, Jeffrey D. Sachs
For decades, Central America has faced market dependency, natural disasters, and political systems characterized by protectionist policies and low participation--situations that have had a tremendous impact on its economic development.
This two-volume set is a comprehensive assessment of Central America's position in the world economy, and it serves as a handbook for the important economic reforms Central America must undertake to become a viable competitor in the international economy.
This two-volume set is a comprehensive assessment of Central America's position in the world economy, and it serves as a handbook for the important economic reforms Central America must undertake to become a viable competitor in the international economy.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTCENTRAL AMERICA_ECONOMIC CONDITIONSINTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
RELEASED2001
PUBLISHERHarvard Kennedy School
LENGTH432
LANGUAGEEN