.... Baer , Werner , and Isaac Kerstenetzky 1964 . Inflation and Growth in Latin America. Homewood: R. D. Irwin. Bazdresch , Carlos . 1983 . El Pensamiento de Juan F. Noyola. Trimestre Econámico 50 ( 2 ). 198: 567 -93. de Oliveira Campos , Roberto . 1967 . Economic Development...

...Mauro Boianovsky This article investigates Celso Furtado's role in the broad controversy between structuralists and monetarists about inflation and stabilization that took place in Latin America between the mid-1950s and early 1960s. Furtado was the first to relate Latin American chronic inflation...

.... Latin American Research Review 10 . 3 : 137 –51. Camp , R. A. 1977 . The Role of Economists in Policy-Making: A Comparative Study of Mexico and the United States . Tucson, Ariz.: University of Arizona Press. Campos , R. 1961 . Two Views on Inflation in Latin America. In Latin...

...Arnold C. Harberger Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 Good Economics Comes to Latin America, 1955-95 Arnold C. Harberger Introduction, with Some Reminiscences To be asked to speak on this subject has a special meaning for me. It takes me, willy-nilly, on a long...

...Adriana Calcagno; Pedro Garcia Duarte Abstract Raúl Prebisch and Celso Furtado were two important contributors to development economics and to the theories and policies defended by the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLAC). In this article, we argue that understanding...

...Joseph L. Love Latin American structuralism, first promulgated in 1949 by the Argentine economist Raúl Prebisch, held that Latin American economies were characterized by heterogeneous technologies, structural unemployment, external disequilibrium, and secularly deteriorating terms of trade...

... Europe and Latin America, where it was read as a foundational text of political economy similar to Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations . The aim of this article is to contribute to the analysis of the mutual implication between the economic and the political order of society by revisiting Genovesi’s theory...

...Evelyn L. Forget Latin receded as the common language of the Republic of Letters as the eighteenth century unfolded, ushering in a new and expanded role for translation. However, international copyright legislation was nonexistent, which offered translators freedom to take liberties with the text...

... emphasis on the explanatory value of environmental factors and on the role of colonialism in the development of “temperate” countries (countries located in temperate climates). This is followed by a selective investigation of the reception of List’s ideas in some Latin American countries (particularly...

...Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak; Ramón García Fernández Economics as a scholarly discipline was transformed in Latin America during the 1960s and 1970s, when many countries in the region received financial and academic support from US institutions ostensibly aimed at “modernizing” the standards...

... authorities in shaping new foreign exchange regimes and banking institutions. Bloomfield's most successful mission concerned the constitution of a new central bank in South Korea, established in June 1950. In line with the Fed's new strategy established by Robert Triffin, head of the Latin American section...

... drastically with the optimistic narrative of Chile as a “model” country in Latin America. The 2019 social uprising also marked a critical shift in both the ways in which the economy is discussed and who is authorized to legitimately debate economic issues in the public sphere, thus constituting a break from...

... Doctors, Foreign Debts, and Economic Reforms in Latin America from the 1890s to the Present. Wilmington, Del. : Jaguar Books . Fourcade Marion . 2009 . Economists and Societies: Discipline and Profession in the United States, Britain, and France, 1890s to 1990s. Princeton, N.J...

... subject to a long-run downward trend. The publication dates of the first two works in English that expounded the thesis were nearly simultaneous. In May 1950, the English version of The Economic Development of Latin America and Its Principal Prob- lems, by Raúl Prebisch, appeared under the UN’s imprint...

.... Durlauf and L. Blume. 2nd ed. London: Palgrave Macmillan. ———. 2009 . Furtado and the Structuralist-Monetarist Debate on Economic Stabilization in Latin America . Unpublished paper. ———. 2010 . Furtado, North, and the New Economic History. Economia 11 (forthcoming). Boughton, J. 2004...

... for Progress, 366; Council Arisawa, Hiromi, 129 for Technical Cooperation, 190; Arrellano, Jose Pablo, 3 10 Latin America and, 290, 326 Arrow, Kenneth J., 128 Alt, James, 348 Aspe, Pedro, 3 10 Amemiya, Takeshi, 134-35 “Assistance Strategies to Reduce American...

... and the gentle, kindly courtesy of the Southerner. Second, his scholarly interests were focused primarily upon the life and thought of Spain and Portugal and the spread and flowering of Hispanic culture in Latin America. This focus was facilitated by his superb command of the Romance languages...

... and Scope of Economics .” History of Economic Ideas 15 , no. 1 : 11 – 21 . Baer Werner Kerstenetzky Isaac , eds. 1964 . Inflation and Growth in Latin America . Homewood, Ill .: Richard D. Irwin . Blanchard Olivier J. 2017 . Macroeconomics , 7th ed. Boston, Mass...

... . Influencia de Algazel en el Mundo Latin (The influence of Al-Ghazali on the Latin world). Al-Andalus 23 : 371 -80. Aquinas, St. Thomas. 1952 . The Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas . Revised by Daniel J. Sullivan and translated by the Fathers of the English Dominican Province. Vols. 1-2 . Chicago...

... and Democracy in Latin America . Boulder, Colo.: Westview Press. Williamson , John . Forthcoming. How East Asia Turned to Exporting. Williamson , John . ed. 1990 . Latin American Adjustments: How Much Has Happened? Washington, D.C.: Institute for International Economics. Williamson , John...