CHILEAN EXPORT GROWTH, 1970–90: AN ASSESSMENT

Abstract

In Latin America, Chilean economic reforms have been given the status of a standard of reference. The results of these reforms are said to include macroeconomic stability, a high rate of economic growth, and a rapid expansion of exports. Rapid export growth in particular is considered to be the consequence of the full complement of deep economic reforms such as market price liberalization, external opening of the economy, state reform, and privatization.

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