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The economic development of Latin America and its principal problems 

Prebisch, Raúl (1962-02)
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The dynamics of industrial energy consumption in Latin America and their implications for sustainable development 

Altomonte, Hugo | Correa, Nelson | Stumpo, Giovanni (2011-12)
This article analyses the relationship between energy consumptionin industry and industrial productivity and the implications of this forsustainable development. To this end, it presents a matrix characterizingeconomies as: (i); converging or diverging in terms of energy consumptionper unit of value added, and (ii); catching up with or falling further ...
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Address delivered at the 18th Session of CEPAL 

Prebisch, Raúl (1979-12)
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Local economic development and territorial competitiveness in Latin America 

Silva Lira, Iván (2005-04)
This article argues that the local and regional governments of Latin America, in an increasingly globalized world, must face new challenges that include establishing or improving their competitive strengths and transforming their local production systems. These two aspects must be linked to territorial policies and, more specifically, to the development ...
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The Pacific Basin and Latin America 

Choi, Daewon (1993-04)
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Creating capabilities in local environments and production networks 

Yoguel, Gabriel (2000-08)
In the new international setting, which is characterized by new technologies that make intensive use of information, globalization of markets, and the increased competitive pressures and uncertainty facing the agents, competitiveness is a systemic phenomenon. The endogenous capabilities of the agents, the degree of development of the environment they ...
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Macroeconomics for development: from financierism" to "productivism"" 

Ffrench-Davis, Ricardo (2010-12)
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Labour costs and competitiveness in the Latin American manufacturing sector, 1990-1998 

Martínez, Daniel | Tokman, Víctor E. (1999-12)
This article analyses the reduction of labour costs as a factor which helps to raise the competitiveness of industrial enterprises. It first reviews non-wage labour costs, both for workers with permanent contracts and those with only temporary contracts, or with no contracts at all, in order to show the differences that exist in non-wage labour costs ...
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Can growth and equity go hand in hand? 

Ramos, Joseph (1995-08)
This article presents the issue in the context of the theoretical and empirical debate, started by Kuznets, on the possibility of achieving growth with equity. The conclusion is that there is no inevitable conflict between these two goals, provided that economic policy promotes the areas of complementarity between growth and equity. It therefore ...
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Transnationalization and integration of production in Latin America 

Di Filippo, Armando (1995-12)
Trade among the ALADI countries has grown with exceptional vigour so far in the 1990s, especially in the branches of metal products, machinery and equipment, chemical products, and foodstuffs, beverages and tobacco. In order for this dynamic growth to be sustainable in the long term, these countries must develop their intra-industry trade by promoting ...
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