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From Old to New Developmentalism in Latin America
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  • 2006The Macroeconomist as Scientist and Engineer362 cited
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  • 2002Kicking away the ladder353 cited
  • 1989Social Conflict and Populist Policies in Latin America322 cited
  • 1999Real-Exchange-Rate Misalignments and Growth211 cited
  • 1979Southern Cone Stabilization Plans163 cited
  • 1977Chronic Inflation in Latin America122 cited
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  • 2017Brazil at Crossroads: A Critical Assessment of Developmentalist Policies32 cited
  • 2013Brazil: New Developmentalism and the Management of Offshore Oil Wealth18 cited

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  • 2020From Monterrey to Addis Ababa and beyond2 cited