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Prioridades y acciones para la integración Latinoamericana: una aproximación

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  • Jorge González Izquierdo

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Este ensayo analiza las opciones y prioridad que tiene el proceso de integración económica de los países latinoamericanos. Se afirma que el modelo de sustitución de importaciones –vigente en la región durante décadas- hizo crecer una industria orientada hacia el mercado interno. En el mediano plazo, este modelo ocasionó un estancamiento que se intenta superar a través de la integración comercial y económica. Sin embargo, la formación de bloques sub-regionales servirá para estimular el crecimiento sólo si no da la espalda al contexto internacional. La integración sub-regional no debe ser contraria a la globalización. Asimismo, debe orientarse hacia una creciente coordinación de políticas macroeconómicas generales.

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  • Jorge González Izquierdo, 1993. "Prioridades y acciones para la integración Latinoamericana: una aproximación," Apuntes. Revista de ciencias sociales, Fondo Editorial, Universidad del Pacífico, vol. 20(32), pages 3-10.
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