Titlebook: Lessons in Economic Policy for Eastern Europe from Latin America; Gary McMahon (Senior Specialist) Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisio

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Lessons of Monetary Policy in Latin America,ransfers abroad caused by the external debt problems of the 1980s (in a number of cases combined with a legacy of overexpansionary financial policies in previous periods) produced, in many countries, serious financial disruption.

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Privatisation in Latin America and Eastern Europe,to the private sector. These governments, however, have become increasingly committed to accelerating and broadening privatisation, both as a matter of preference and as a response to fiscal realities. Among the elements that played a part in the intensification of government efforts to privatise are:

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2662-2483 in magnitude, to the ones that Eastern Europe is now undergoing. In this book, economists from four different Eastern European countries analyze the relevance of the Latin American experience for their own countries in the areas of fiscal policy, privatization, monetary policy, and the external sec

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Privatisation and Fiscal Reform in Eastern Europe: Some Lessons from Latin America,s of success, to stabilise and liberalise their economies. More recently, and in much more dramatic fashion, the former socialist countries of Eastern Europe have turned the wheel 180 degrees and have embarked on drastic reforms to transform their systems into capitalist economies.

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