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Financing for development in Latin America and the Caribbean

By:

Franco, Andrés

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: UN University Press TokyoJP 2001Description: xiv, 206 pAction note:

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Summary: Provides a comprehensive view of the regional perspectives on financing for development through an analysis of the investment patterns and capital flows to the region. Looks at the role of regional development financial institutions in making capital flows more efficient and equitable, as well as at the strengthening of existing mechanisms for the prevention and management of crisis. Analyzes the impact of external indebtedness on economic and social development, and the trends and perspectives of intra-and interregional foreign investment. Examines private sector capital flows from investment banks.

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Provides a comprehensive view of the regional perspectives on financing for development through an analysis of the investment patterns and capital flows to the region. Looks at the role of regional development financial institutions in making capital flows more efficient and equitable, as well as at the strengthening of existing mechanisms for the prevention and management of crisis. Analyzes the impact of external indebtedness on economic and social development, and the trends and perspectives of intra-and interregional foreign investment. Examines private sector capital flows from investment banks.

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