The puzzle of Latin American economic development

Abstract

Chapter 1: Development in Latin America: Conceptualizing Economic Change in the Region Chapter 2: Historical Legacies: Patterns of Unequal and Unstable Growth Chapter 3: Import Substitution Industrialization: Looking Inward for the Source of Economic Growth Chapter 4: Latin America's Debt Crisis: The Limits of External Financing Chapter 5: Macroeconomic Stabilization: A Critical Ingredient for Sustained Growth Chapter 6: The Role of the State: From a Smaller to a Smarter State Chapter 7: Financing for Development: Public and Private Capital Flows to Latin America Chapter 8: Contemporary Trade Policy: Engine or Brakes for Growth? Chapter 9: Policies Underpinning Growth: Productivity and Competitiveness in the Global Economy Chapter 10: Rural Development: Sowing the Seeds of Equitable, Sustainable Growth in Latin America Chapter 11: Poverty and Inequality: Addressing the Social Deficit in Latin America Chapter 12: Health Policy: Investing in People's Future Chapter 13: Education Policy: The Source of Equitable, Sustainable Growth Chapter 14: Environmental Challenges: Internalizing the Costs of Development Chapter 15: Lessons Learned: Cycles in Latin American Development

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