During the 1980s, Latin America fell sharply from the high growth rates recorded in the 1950-1980 period. Thus, in 1987 the per capita domestic product was still lower than at the beginning of the decade, while the investment rate was a third lower, compromising future possibilities for growth and job creation. The evolution of the world economy has strongly influenced the stagnation of the region. This paper analyzes the factors that explain this phenomenon, its recent impact on Latin American economies, the effect that these processes have had on the position of Latin America in the world concert and, finally, the perspectives are addressed, from here to the end. of the decade, for the region in foreseeable future scenarios.Durante los oc...
Includes bibliographyThe 1980s and 1990s have been decades of instability and slow growth for most o...
Most Latin American countries experienced their last peak in output per capita relative to the Unite...
This paper discusses the two main explanations that have been offered of why productivity growth slo...
The eighties have shaken Latin America with two phenomena of an intensity never seen before. The fir...
This paper attempts to show that the articulation of the Latin American economy with the industriali...
From a Latin American perspective, a systematic and persistent effort is required to understand the ...
Most Latin American countries experienced their last peak in output per capita relative to the Unite...
In this paper, an analysis is carried out on the economic perspectives of Latin America up to the en...
The paper stresses the evolutionary and adaptive experience of Latin American growth between 1950 an...
Most Latin American countries experienced their last peak in output per capita relative to the Unite...
The international economic interdependence and the globalization of the markets that prevail in the ...
Includes bibliographyIntroduction This paper addresses some important questions with respect to econ...
This article considers Latin America's economic and social development in a historical perspective (...
Latin America has become a central player in the world economy. Its dramatic development over the pa...
Includes bibliographyPublicado anteriormente en español con el mismo símbolo (63120)Version revisada...
Includes bibliographyThe 1980s and 1990s have been decades of instability and slow growth for most o...
Most Latin American countries experienced their last peak in output per capita relative to the Unite...
This paper discusses the two main explanations that have been offered of why productivity growth slo...
The eighties have shaken Latin America with two phenomena of an intensity never seen before. The fir...
This paper attempts to show that the articulation of the Latin American economy with the industriali...
From a Latin American perspective, a systematic and persistent effort is required to understand the ...
Most Latin American countries experienced their last peak in output per capita relative to the Unite...
In this paper, an analysis is carried out on the economic perspectives of Latin America up to the en...
The paper stresses the evolutionary and adaptive experience of Latin American growth between 1950 an...
Most Latin American countries experienced their last peak in output per capita relative to the Unite...
The international economic interdependence and the globalization of the markets that prevail in the ...
Includes bibliographyIntroduction This paper addresses some important questions with respect to econ...
This article considers Latin America's economic and social development in a historical perspective (...
Latin America has become a central player in the world economy. Its dramatic development over the pa...
Includes bibliographyPublicado anteriormente en español con el mismo símbolo (63120)Version revisada...
Includes bibliographyThe 1980s and 1990s have been decades of instability and slow growth for most o...
Most Latin American countries experienced their last peak in output per capita relative to the Unite...
This paper discusses the two main explanations that have been offered of why productivity growth slo...