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América Latina tras una década de reformas: Progreso económico y social. Informe 1997

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  • Talvi, Ernesto
  • Stein, Ernesto H.
  • Lora, Eduardo
  • Gavin, Michael
  • Lalchan, Rajindra
  • Hausmann, Ricardo

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El Informe de 1997 examina las fuerzas complejas que le han dado forma al proceso de reformas y analiza los retos de mantener un crecimiento económico sostenible, de la prevención de inestabilidad, las mejoras de la distribución del ingreso y la participación en la toma de decisiones públicas. Este año el informe Progreso económico y social plantea cuáles han sido los beneficios, los costos y las dificultades de ese proceso, y cuáles las acciones que quedan por delante para alcanzar los objetivos de mejoramiento económico, desarrollo social y participación política que demandan los latinoamericanos.

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  • Talvi, Ernesto & Stein, Ernesto H. & Lora, Eduardo & Gavin, Michael & Lalchan, Rajindra & Hausmann, Ricardo, 1997. "América Latina tras una década de reformas: Progreso económico y social. Informe 1997," IDB Publications (Books), Inter-American Development Bank, number 376, May.
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