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Economy of Latin America and the Caribbean : guidelines for a comprehensive approach to the foreign debt problem and possible action by the inter-American system

Material type: TextTextPublication details: OAS. General Secretariat Washington DCUS 1986Description: v, 30 pAction note:
  • 3/7/00 M2LMGR
Summary: Summarizes views that are not strictly financial, for analyzing foreign debt problem. Discusses financial crisis as it relates to recession, a drop in prices of raw materials, and other external conditioning factors. Examines management of financial crisis and economic trends in the region in 1985. Outlines main features of a new approach to the crisis which includes adapting the development strategy to a changing world, creating a favourable external policy environment, and a multi-faceted action plan by the inter-American system.
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Monograph CARICOM Documentation Centre 11.03.01 O68 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 0000000008979

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Summarizes views that are not strictly financial, for analyzing foreign debt problem. Discusses financial crisis as it relates to recession, a drop in prices of raw materials, and other external conditioning factors. Examines management of financial crisis and economic trends in the region in 1985. Outlines main features of a new approach to the crisis which includes adapting the development strategy to a changing world, creating a favourable external policy environment, and a multi-faceted action plan by the inter-American system.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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