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Regionalism and the global economy : the case of Latin America and the Caribbean

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Bouzas, Roberto... [et al]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Forum on Debt and Development The HagueNL 1995Description: 163 pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Examines whether the new regionalism will encourage or discourage the emergence of a new multilateralism. Observes that there is a critical need for a new analytical framework to assess the costs and benefits of regional integration. Explores the financial aspects of Latin American integration and focuses on the crucial role of intra-regional trade. Reviews the challenges posed by the regionalist revival in the Western Hemisphere. Looks at the policy dilemmas and prospects posed by NAFTA.

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Examines whether the new regionalism will encourage or discourage the emergence of a new multilateralism. Observes that there is a critical need for a new analytical framework to assess the costs and benefits of regional integration. Explores the financial aspects of Latin American integration and focuses on the crucial role of intra-regional trade. Reviews the challenges posed by the regionalist revival in the Western Hemisphere. Looks at the policy dilemmas and prospects posed by NAFTA.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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