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Industrial policy : where do we stand?

By:

PERES NUNEZ, Wilson

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 1993Action note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Illustrates the main features of traditional industrial policy and the limitations that it proved to have. Analyses initiatives that have been mounted since the mid-1980s, and underscores the fact that the emergence of new approaches in Latin America, in combination with a variety of factors at work outside the region, means that industrial policy cannot be bypassed as the countries of the region strive to resume their growth and integrate themselves into the world economy. Highlights a number of ongoing industrial policies, and outlines proposals for formulating a more effective and more efficient policy than in the past.

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Illustrates the main features of traditional industrial policy and the limitations that it proved to have. Analyses initiatives that have been mounted since the mid-1980s, and underscores the fact that the emergence of new approaches in Latin America, in combination with a variety of factors at work outside the region, means that industrial policy cannot be bypassed as the countries of the region strive to resume their growth and integrate themselves into the world economy. Highlights a number of ongoing industrial policies, and outlines proposals for formulating a more effective and more efficient policy than in the past.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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