New paradigm in macroeconomics
Richard Werner
← Back to Books
Latin America
development and conflict since 1945
Ward, John · Jan 1, 2004 · 177 pages · eng
Catalog 0.0/10
Playlogs —
An interdisciplinary introduction to contemporary Latin America, this volume discusses economic history and expansion as well as social, political and environmental issues. It begins with a brief history of Latin America since 1492, then takes state intervention versus market forces as a central theme for further analysis.
Loading…
Similar books
Uneven development and regionalism
Costis Hadjimichalis
Economics, politics and budget
Carlos Mulas-Granados
FISCAL CRISIS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
IAIN MCLEAN
Globalization and the Asia Pacific economy
Globalization and the Asia Pacific economy
Kyŏng-tʻae Yi
Ireland and the land question 1800-1922
Michael J. Winstanley
Securing Our Future in a Global Economy (World Bank Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Viewpoints)
David M. De Ferranti, Guillermo Perry
The Indian economy sixty years after independence
Raghbendra Jha
Learning and work in the risk society
Evans, Karen, Karen F. Evans, Martina Behrens, Jens Kazula
The gambler king of Clark Street
The gambler king of Clark Street
Richard Lindberg
Globalization and varieties of capitalism
Dan Coffey
Transition from socialist to market economies
Shinʼichi Ichimura, William E. James