Surprisingly, the most severe economic crisis the world has seen since the great depression does not appear to have had as dramatic an impact on poverty in Latin America as might have been expected. The exceptions to this heartening assessment are the countries geographically and economically closest to the United States, chiefly Mexico. Elsewhere, although poverty statistics for 2008-09 are not yet available, the data on output, unemployment and...
Voir la suite
INFORMATION
-
2009/11/24
-
Fiche
-
53546
-
1
-
1
-
2010/07/01
-
Disclosed
-
Social consequences of the global financial crisis in Latin America : some preliminary , and surprisingly optimistic, conjectures
-
global financial crisis