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Latin American Economic Outlook 2008
OECD Publishing
Version: E-book (PDF Format)
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Imprint:  OECD Development Centre Availability: Available  Publication date:  07 Nov 2007  Language: English  Pages: 188  ISBN: 9789264030367  OECD Code: 412007041E1  Frequency: Annual 
 

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While democratic regimes seem to be firmly rooted in the region, Latin American economies continue to experience sustained economic growth, benefiting from the ongoing process of globalisation. This Latin American Economic Outlook, the first volume in an annual series by the OECD Development Centre, provides original insights and comparative indicators on four key issues affecting Latin America’s development: the impact of fiscal performance on democratic legitimacy; the relevance of pension fund reform and governance for national saving and capital markets deepening; the role market-seeking investments by the private sector can have at improving access to telecommunication services; and growing trade with China and India as an incentive to boost the competitiveness of Latin American countries. Policy recommendations and the identification of best practices in the areas under scrutiny aim to put OECD’s expertise and well-known analytical rigour at the service of Latin America’s development.


Other languages:  French (Available) Spanish (Available) Chinese (Available)

Superseded by: Latin American Economic Outlook 2009 - (Available)

Other Versions:  Print - Paperback


Table of contents:

 Preface
 Introduction and Overview
 Chapter 1. Policy Coherence for Development. Better, Fairer, More: Fiscal Policy and Legitimacy
 Chapter 2. Finance for Development. Pension Reform, Capital Markets and Corporate Governance
 Chapter 3. Business for Development. Multinationals, Telecommunications and Development
 Chapter 4. Trade for Development. China, India and the Challenge of Specialisation
 LEO 2006-7 Activities and Publications

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