Financial Liberalisations in Latin America in the 1990s: A Reassessment

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The article attributes lackluster economic growth in Latin American companies to poor governance rather than scarcity of saving. Discussion focuses on how the credibility of a political regime must be established among the populace, with consumers being more cautious about increasing their levels of saving and investment in the face of political uncertainty.

Latin America, Influence, Investments, Savings, Legitimacy of governments, Government legitimacy, Saving and investment

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Conditionality and Aid Effectiveness Re-evaluated

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It is posited that donors of international aid should provide governments with technical capabilities and information helpful for bringing about policy change, rather than forcing changes as a contingency of aid. The effectiveness of this approach is explicated.

Management dynamics, Management, International aspects, Company business management, Political reform, International relief organizations

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