Latin America competitiveness falls behind East Asia

Friday, June 22, 2012

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Growth rates
Limited crisis impact
Income distribution
Long-term comparison with East Asia
Labour productivity
Export structure
Economic growth
Underlying causes
Investment
Technological effort
Industrialisation
Structural change
State capacity
Pragmatic policies
National champions
Global conditions and social pressures
Regional differences
Outlook

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