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Perry, Guillermo - 1994

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Financial vulnerability, spillover effects, and contagion : lessons from the Asian crises for Latin America

Perry, Guillermo E.; Lederman, Daniel - 1998 - 1. print.

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The long march : a reform agenda for Latin America and the Caribbean in the next decade

Burki, Shahid Javed - 1997

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Fiscal reform, structural adjustment and the new role of the state in Latin America

Perry, Guillermo - In: Redefining the state in Latin America : [the IVth …, (pp. 195-211). 1994

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Annual World Bank Conference on Development in Latin America and the Caribbean, 1997 : trade: towards open regionalism ; proceedings of a conference held in Montevideo

Burki, Shahid Javed (contributor); … - Conference on Development in Latin America and the … - 1998

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Beyond the center : decentralizing the state

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Indebtedness and fiscal stability : is history repeating itself?

Perry, Guillermo - In: CEPAL review (1997), pp. 41-49

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Beyond the Washington consensus : institutions matter

Burki, Shahid Javed; Perry, Guillermo - 1998 - 2. print.

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Improving access and quality of public services in Latin America : to govern and to serve

Perry, Guillermo (ed.); Angelescu Naqvi, Ramona (ed.) - 2017

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Inequality In Latin America : Determinants And Consequences

Lopez, J. Humberto - 2008

Latin America is together with Sub-Saharan Africa the most unequal region of the world. This paper documents recent inequality trends in the Latin American region, going beyond traditional measures of income inequality. The paper also reviews some of the explanations that have been put forward...

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