The four Latin American countries are all ranked in the last quarter percentile of National Intellectual Capital Indices for 40 countries (NICI40) except for Chile. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico ranked number 38, 37, 28, and 35, respectively. Chile is particularly strong in market ...
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As a result, assessing the volatility of capital movements, and distinguishing between stable and transitory flows, is particularly important. This study looks at nine transition and six Latin American countries individually, modelling Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), portfolio and other inflows ...
It might predict the 'reactive' and 'passive' responses by periphery countries to external shocks, and the persistence of such shocks in the postwar period. In conclusion, I touch on the important implications of these ideas for the current situation in Latin America, where recent policy reforms...
Scotiabank is honoured to be recognized alongside its clients at the Bonds, Loans & ESG Capital Markets Latin America & Caribbean Awards 2023, standing out in the categories of ‘Loan House of the Year’ and ‘Leveraged Finance House of the Year.’1 Photo: Left-to-right: Samuel Bordereau, ...
externaltotherecipientcountries,abruptlyslowor evenreversethemselves,thusforcingapotentially abruptandpainfulmacroeconomicandfinancial adjustment. Theseconcernswereprovenlegitimateduringthe courseof1994when,afteraseriesofdomestic politicalshocksinMexicoandasubstantialtightening ...
To increase policy autonomy and reduce exchange rate volatility, most developing countries, including Latin America, after the currency crises that occurred in the second half of the 1990s have adopted a strategy of accumulating international reserves for precautionary purposes. Carvalho (2008) shows tha...
An analysis of external debt positions of eight developing countries through 1990 Journal of Development Economics (1986) Manuel Pastor The effects of IMF programs in the Third World: Debate and evidence from Latin America World Development (1987) David Barkin International capital flight, smuggling, ...
We analyse the Chilean experience that since the mid-80s has shown significant increase in its growth rate, outperforming most Latin American countries in the same period. This paper analyses the contribution of capital stock to the Chilean business cycle from 1960 to 2019. We do so by ...