Politics, Policies, & Economic Development in Latin America

administration agricultural Alfonso López Michelsen Argentine authoritarian regimes Bank bauxite Belaúnde Betancur Biesanz billion Bogotá Brazil Brazilian bureaucratic capital Carlos Andrés Pérez Carlos Lleras Restrepo Chile Chilean CINEP civilian government CODESA Colombia Conservative corporatism Costa Rica country's crisis decade deficit democracy democratic devaluation domestic economic development economic growth economic policy económica elections electoral exchange rate expanded exports finance fiscal forces foreign exchange foreign investment Fundação Getúlio Vargas groups Ibid important income increased industry inflation institutions interest Jamaica José labor Latin American leaders leftist Liberal López major Manley ment Mexican Mexico military government military's multinationals National Front PDVSA percent Pérez period Perón Peronists Peru Peruvian peso petroleum policymaking populist president presidential private sector problems production public sector recession reform Rican rural Seaga social stability tariffs tion trade Turbay urban Uruguay Uruguayan Venezuela wages World