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Globalization and development : a Latin American and Caribbean perspective /
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean draws upon the Latin American and Caribbean region's experience in order to formulate a historical and multidimensional assessment of the globalization process from the perspective of developing countries.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Palo Alto, Calif. : Washington, DC :
Stanford Social Sciences ; World Bank,
©2003.
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| Colección: | Latin American development forum.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Globalization: A Historical, Multidimensional Perspective
- Economic Globalization
- Noneconomic Dimensions of Globalization
- Ethical and Cultural Dimensions
- Political Dimension
- Opportunities and Risks
- International Trade and the New Global Production Structure
- International Trade
- International Trade and Economic Growth: A Variable Historical Relationship
- Development of the Institutional Framework for International Trade
- Recent Patterns of World Trade
- Two Challenges Posed by the Relationship between Trade and Economic Growth
- The New Global Production Structure
- Microeconomic Foundations
- New Forms of Production and Market Organization
- Implications for Business Decisions and Strategies
- Patterns of FDI and TNC Strategies at the Global Level
- The International Mobility of Capital and Labor
- International Finance and Macroeconomic Regimes
- History of the International Financial System
- Recent Changes and Volatility in Financial Markets
- Capital Flows to Developing Countries
- International Migration
- Inequalities and Asymmetries in the Global Order
- Inequalities in Global Income Distribution
- Long-Term Disparities between Regions and Countries
- Overall Effect of International and National Inequality
- Basic Asymmetries in the Global Order
- Extreme Concentration of Technical Progress in Industrial Countries
- Developing Countries' Greater Macroeconomic Vulnerability
- High Capital Mobility and Low Labor Mobility
- The Rise and Fall of International Cooperation for Development
- An Agenda for the Global Era
- Fundamental Principles for Building a Better Global Order
- Three Key Objectives
- Global Rules and Institutions that Respect Diversity
- Complementarity of Global, Regional, and National Institution Building
- Equitable Participation and Appropriate Rules of Governance
- National Strategies for Dealing with Globalization
- The Role and Basic Components of National Strategies
- Macroeconomic Strategy
- Building Systemic Competitiveness
- Environmental Sustainability
- Social Strategies in an Era of Globalization
- The Key Role of Action at the Regional Level
- The Global Agenda
- The Provision of Global Public Goods in the Macroeconomic Sphere
- Sustainable Development as a Global Public Good
- The Correction of Financial and Macroeconomic Asymmetries
- Overcoming Production and Technological Asymmetries
- The Full Inclusion of Migration on the International Agenda
- Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights: The Foundations for Global Citizenship
- Inclusion and Identity: The Issue of Ethnicity
- The Long-Term Deterioration of Raw Material Prices
- Interest Rates and Emerging-Market Bond Spreads
- World Distribution of Research and Development Activities
- Economic Links between Puerto Rico and the United States
- Ratification of Human Rights Conventions
- Trade and Global Output, 1870-1998
- Export Growth and GDP Growth in 35 Countries
- Exports from Latin America
- Real Commodity Price Indexes
- Trade and GDP in Latin America, 1870-1998
- Relationships among Economic Growth, Trade, and the Technology Gap in Latin America, 1950-2000
- Deindustrialization, Foreign Trade, Employment, and Income
- International Monetary Fund: Total Credits and Outstanding Loans, 1950-2001
- Financial Derivatives Traded on Organized Exchanges
- Spreads in Emerging Markets
- Net Flows to Developing Countries
- Credits of International Financial Institutions
- External Debt
- International Inequality, Weighted by Population, 1950-98
- Global Income Inequality, 1820-1992
- Inequality and Per Capita Income
- Instability of Economic Growth
- Global Exports, by Origin
- GDP Growth: World and Largest Regions, 1820-1998
- Structure of World Imports, by Origin and Destination, 1985 and 2000
- Dynamic and Nondynamic Products in World Imports, 1985-2000
- Export Structure, by Type of Competitive Situation
- Foreign Direct Investment
- Foreign Direct Investment Inflows
- Geographic Concentration of Foreign Subsidiaries in Selected Manufacturing Industries, by Technology Intensiveness, 1999
- Financial Holdings of Institutional Investors in Selected OECD Countries
- Net Resource Flows, 1973-2001
- Net Resource Flows, 1990-99
- Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development: The 10 Main Countries of Destination of Immigrants
- Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development: Nations of Origin of Persons Migrating to the Main Recipient Countries, 1999
- Patterns of Interregional Disparities
- Indexes of Per Capita Income Inequality in the World
- Standard Deviation of Per Capita GDP Growth
- World Trend in Income Inequality, 1975-95
- World Distribution of Expenditures in R & D and Number of Researchers, 1996-97
- International Asymmetries: Share of Developing Countries in the World Economy.