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Economic policy, institutions and productive development in Latin America 

Rosales V., Osvaldo (1996-08)
ECLAC has submitted an overall assessment of the economic reforms implemented during the past 15 years to the Governments of the region and, based on that assessment, a proposal for strengthening the development process. The central message that emerges from this analysis is that the region needs to work towards forming closer linkages among its ...
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Flying geese or sitting ducks? Transnationals and industry in developing countries 

Mortimore, Michael (1993-12)
The constitution of a new international industrial order dominated by a core of large transnational corporations generally makes life more difficult for the great majority of developing countries because, since most are not in a position to compete effectively, they face still greater marginalization. TNCS more than ever before can significantly ...
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The challenge of industrial competitiveness 

Buitelaar, Rudolf | Mertens, Leonard (1993-12)
Latin American manufacturing industry has undergone various changes in recent years. It has registered a favourable performance as far as exports are concerned, but production and investment have grown only slowly in a context of sluggish recovery of domestic demand and greater foreign competition. Other features are greater specialization in natural ...
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Industrial policy and promotion of competitiveness 

Rosales V., Osvaldo (1994-08)
The debate in the region on industrial policy is currently centered on policies to promote competitiveness in the context of open economies. It gives priority to the use of horizontal policies, is based on the market, and attaches great importance to the maintenance of macroeconomic balance. It continues to suffer from weaknesses in its treatment of ...
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Technological changes and industrial dynamics in Latin America 

Burachik, Gustavo (2000-08)
The subject-matter of this article lies at the crossroads between the literature on technological change and that on industrial dynamics. The analysis centers on the links between the form of accumulation of technical know-how in an industry and the likelihood that the innovation in question can become a vehicle for the entry of new enterprises into ...
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MERCOSUR: its challenges to small and medium-sized industrial enterprises in terms of competition 

Gatto, Francisco (1999-08)
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Technological change and opportunities for development as a moving target 

Pérez, Carlota (2001-12)
This article puts forward an interpretation of development as a process of accumulation of technological and social capabilities dependent upon taking advantage of successive and different windows of opportunity. These windows are determined from the core countries, through the technological revolutions which occur every half-century and the four ...
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Restructuring in manufacturing: case studies of Chile, Mexico and Venezuela 

Macario, Carla (1999-04)
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Structural change and domestic technological capabilities 

Katz, Jorge (2006-08)
This paper examines the role of structural change as a source of economic growth and institutional and technological change. With the creation of new activities in the economy, significant changes occur in institutions and in the way domestic production capabilities are organized, which alters the ultimate sources of growth in society. This is a ...

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