Titlebook: Welfare, Poverty and Development in Latin America; Christopher Abel (Lecturer in Latin American Histo Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

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Evolution of Aggregate Welfare and Development Indicators in Latin America and the OECD, 1950–85number of Latin American countries and the major OECD economies. The selected data are taken from official sources and represent standard aggregate indicators of (mostly economic) development and welfare. The list of Latin American countries includes the three largest (Brazil, Mexico and Argentina)

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Growth, Distribution and Basic Needs in Peru and Colombiatudies Peru and Colombia. Secondly, having drawn tentative conclusions on the respective records of the two countries since the 1960s, and taken the data problems into account, it discusses reasons for the relatively slight progress registered in basic needs indicators for both.

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: A Study of Wages, Work and Welfare on Peruvian Sugar Plantationsg, electricity, drinking water and leisure facilities for their permanent labour force, as well as providing subsidized rations of food and clothing. The value of these benefits when added to a relatively high cash wage placed this group of workers in the top quartile of the country’s income earners

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Social Insurance: Ideology and Policy in the Argentine, c. 1920–66riod until the 1960s. The 1920s and 1930s witnessed a major debate about social policy and social conditions in the republic which embraced various segments of the political spectrum and resulted in a number of initiatives. Some of these prefigured later reforms. The close of the period saw a basic

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Welfare, Oil Workers and the Labour Movement in Venezuelao superior wages. Welfare provisions have been at the centre of heated debate in collective bargaining sessions as well as in the periodical labour conflicts which have erupted in the industry. Welfare benefits, however, were not the main initial concern of the oil workers movement in the 1930s and

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Utopia in Uruguay Redefined: Social Welfare Policy After 1940at achievement was laid during the first three decades of the twentieth century, in which the influence of José Batlle y Ordóñez was dominant; and although advances were also made in Argentina, Chile and Brazil in the specific area of social security before 1930, the phenomenon of . had parallels bu

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Education and Training in Colombia, 1940s to 1960s pace with demographic growth.. A major improvement was registered in the literacy rate, which rose from 32 per cent of the population over fifteen years of age in 1918 to 56 per cent in 1938. But in 1940 as in 1920, only one-third of children of school age attended primary school, and the majority