Export Diversification and the New Protectionism: The Experiences of Latin America

Werner Baer and Stephen Gillis

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Date: 1981
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Chapters in this book:

Preface , pp 9-17

Werner Baer and Stephen Gillis

Exports and Policy in Latin-American Countries: Prospects for the World Economy and for Latin-American Exports, 1980-90 , pp 18-47

Donald B. Keesing

Commodity Exports and NIEO Proposals for Buffer Stocks and Compensatory Finance: Implications for Latin America , pp 48-82

F. Gerard Adams, Jere Behrman and M. Lasaga

Effects of Changes in Consumption and Trade Patterns on Agricultural Development in Latin America , pp 83-97

Adolfo Figueroa

State-Owned Enterprises in Latin-American Exports , pp 98-114

Raymond Vernon

The Mexican Oil Syndrome: Early Symptoms, Preventive Efforts, and Prognosis , pp 115-130

Abel Beltran del Rio

Policy Responses to External Shocks in Selected Latin-American Countries , pp 131-167

Bela Balassa

The Burden of Exchange Rate Adjustment in Brazil , pp 168-181

Eliana Cardoso

Colombia and the Andean Group: Economic and Political Determinants of Regional Integration Policy , pp 182-203

Miguel Urrutia

Challenges and Opportunities Posed by Asia's Superexporters: Implications for Manufactured Exports from Latin America , pp 204-230

Gustav Ranis

Gains to Latin America from Trade Liberalization in Developed and Developing Nations , pp 231-259

Rachel McCulloch

The Industry-Country Incidence of "Less than Fair Value" Cases in US Import Trade , pp 260-279

Joseph Finger

External Debt and the Trade Imperative in Latin America , pp 280-302

Millard F. Long

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