Titlebook: Economic Growth with Equity; Challenges for Latin Ricardo Ffrench-Davis (Senior Advisor),José Luis M Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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What Produces Economic Success?s thought, could be achieved by loosening the governmental controls that held markets in poor countries in their grip, and by freeing up private economic activity. The strategy was clear: reduce barriers to imports, remove price controls and other market impediments, bring public spending under tigh

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Development Success: May History Breed Humilityuccess. This chapter argues that there are three facts that should prove particularly humbling: (1) the failure of structural adjustment and shock therapy, (2) the rarity of “miracles”, and (3) the homegrown nature of most success stories, with only a limited role for outside advice and foreign aid.

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The Dual Divergence: Growth Successes and Collapses in the Developing World Since 1980g time periods, ignoring the instability and volatility of growth patterns in developing countries. Because shocks play a central role in explaining variations in growth patterns in the developing world (Easterly . 1993), the meaning of the statistical coefficient estimated for long periods of time

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Is Greater Equity Necessary for Higher Long-Term Growth in Latin America?ome fundamental respects, complementary to long-run growth. Sustained growth is likely to be much more problematic in highly inequitable societies. This is of central concern for Latin America because of the continued large inequities prevalent throughout the continent.

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Trade and Growth: Why Asia Grows Faster than Latin Americaorters of manufactures. It is also true that the latter countries made a transition to export-oriented growth well before LACs; moreover, they have been considerably more successful in encouraging export growth and in diversifying their output and export mix.

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Trade and Growth: Past Experience and Perspectives for Latin Americapecific developments rather than as conscious strategies resulting from public debate. In the largest economies, this followed a well-known pattern. First, there was a deepening of import substitution industrialization in the wake of the balance of payments shock. In some of them, such as Brazil and

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Liudmyla Rayichuk,Maryana Draga,Vira Boroday92). When it was completed, only one of the four boxes in that table remained empty, and that was the one that combined high growth with low levels of inequality. Hence the idea of the “empty box” as a metaphor for the region’s shortcomings in this respect, which continue to pose a challenge for analysts and policymakers.