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Research paper thumbnail of The Argentine Success Story and its Implications

CEPR Reports and …, 2011

The Argentine economy has grown 94 percent for the years 2002-2011, using International Monetary ... more The Argentine economy has grown 94 percent for the years 2002-2011, using International Monetary Fund projections for the end of this year. This is the fastest growth in the Western Hemisphere for this period, and among the highest growth rates in the world. It also ...

Research paper thumbnail of Peru's Election: Background on Economic Issues

Research paper thumbnail of WILL NEW TRADE GAINS MAKE US RICH? AN ASSESSMENT OF THE PROSPECTIVE GAINS FROM NEW TRADE AGREEMENTS

Research paper thumbnail of Oil Drilling in Environmentally Sensitive Areas: The Role of the Media

Research paper thumbnail of Growth May Be Good for the Poor - But are IMF and World Bank Policies Good for Growth? A Closer Look at the World Bank's1 Recent Defense of Its Policies

Research paper thumbnail of Empowering the IMF: Should Reform be a Requirement for Increasing the Fund's Resources

Research paper thumbnail of WILL NEW TRADE GAINS MAKE US RICH

Research paper thumbnail of Scorecard on Development: 25 Years of Diminished Progress

Research paper thumbnail of An Analysis of Mexico's Recounted Ballots

Research paper thumbnail of THE SCORECARD ON GLOBALIZATION 1980-2000: ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING

International Journal of Health Services, 2002

The era of globalization has brought substantially less progress than was achieved in the precedi... more The era of globalization has brought substantially less progress than was achieved in the preceding 20 years. This study by the Center for Economic and Policy Research concludes that the data provide no evidence that the policies associated with globalization have improved outcomes for developing countries, and its findings challenge economists and policymakers who cite globalization as an engine of growth while pressing for policies that strengthen the trend. The study also served as a backdrop to the release of the United Nations Development Program's Human Development Report on July 11, 2001. Using standard measures of economic growth, health outcomes, education, and literacy, the CEPR study compares the progress achieved during the period preceding globalization, 1960-80, with the period from 1980 to 2000, which was characterized by the reduction of tariff and nontariff barriers to trade, the removal of restrictions on international investment flows, and increasing intervention by the International Monetary Fund and World Bank on a wide range of economic and policy issues. While the evidence presented here does not prove that the policies associated with globalization were responsible for the deterioration in economic performance, it does present a very strong prima facie case that some structural and policy changes implemented during the last two decades are at least partly responsible for these declines.

Research paper thumbnail of The Chávez Administration at 10 Years: The Economy and Social Indicators

Research paper thumbnail of IMF-Supported Macroeconomic Policies and the World Recession: A Look at Forty-One Borrowing Countries

Research paper thumbnail of Ecuador's Presidential Election: Background on Economic Issues

Research paper thumbnail of THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SECURITY PRIVATIZATION IN ARGENTINA'S ECONOMIC CRISIS

Research paper thumbnail of The Argentine Success Story and its Implications

The Argentine economy has grown 94 percent for the years 2002-2011, using International Monetary ... more The Argentine economy has grown 94 percent for the years 2002-2011, using International Monetary Fund projections for the end of this year. This is the fastest growth in the Western Hemisphere for this period, and among the highest growth rates in the world. It also ...

Research paper thumbnail of Growth May Be Good for the Poor – But are IMF and World Bank Policies Good for Growth

Research paper thumbnail of March 5 - International Financial Institutions: IMF and World Bank

Research paper thumbnail of Oil Prices and Venezuela's Economy

Research paper thumbnail of NAFTA at Ten: The Recount

Research paper thumbnail of An Analysis of Discrepancies in the Mexican Presidential Election Results

Research paper thumbnail of The Argentine Success Story and its Implications

CEPR Reports and …, 2011

The Argentine economy has grown 94 percent for the years 2002-2011, using International Monetary ... more The Argentine economy has grown 94 percent for the years 2002-2011, using International Monetary Fund projections for the end of this year. This is the fastest growth in the Western Hemisphere for this period, and among the highest growth rates in the world. It also ...

Research paper thumbnail of Peru's Election: Background on Economic Issues

Research paper thumbnail of WILL NEW TRADE GAINS MAKE US RICH? AN ASSESSMENT OF THE PROSPECTIVE GAINS FROM NEW TRADE AGREEMENTS

Research paper thumbnail of Oil Drilling in Environmentally Sensitive Areas: The Role of the Media

Research paper thumbnail of Growth May Be Good for the Poor - But are IMF and World Bank Policies Good for Growth? A Closer Look at the World Bank's1 Recent Defense of Its Policies

Research paper thumbnail of Empowering the IMF: Should Reform be a Requirement for Increasing the Fund's Resources

Research paper thumbnail of WILL NEW TRADE GAINS MAKE US RICH

Research paper thumbnail of Scorecard on Development: 25 Years of Diminished Progress

Research paper thumbnail of An Analysis of Mexico's Recounted Ballots

Research paper thumbnail of THE SCORECARD ON GLOBALIZATION 1980-2000: ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING

International Journal of Health Services, 2002

The era of globalization has brought substantially less progress than was achieved in the precedi... more The era of globalization has brought substantially less progress than was achieved in the preceding 20 years. This study by the Center for Economic and Policy Research concludes that the data provide no evidence that the policies associated with globalization have improved outcomes for developing countries, and its findings challenge economists and policymakers who cite globalization as an engine of growth while pressing for policies that strengthen the trend. The study also served as a backdrop to the release of the United Nations Development Program's Human Development Report on July 11, 2001. Using standard measures of economic growth, health outcomes, education, and literacy, the CEPR study compares the progress achieved during the period preceding globalization, 1960-80, with the period from 1980 to 2000, which was characterized by the reduction of tariff and nontariff barriers to trade, the removal of restrictions on international investment flows, and increasing intervention by the International Monetary Fund and World Bank on a wide range of economic and policy issues. While the evidence presented here does not prove that the policies associated with globalization were responsible for the deterioration in economic performance, it does present a very strong prima facie case that some structural and policy changes implemented during the last two decades are at least partly responsible for these declines.

Research paper thumbnail of The Chávez Administration at 10 Years: The Economy and Social Indicators

Research paper thumbnail of IMF-Supported Macroeconomic Policies and the World Recession: A Look at Forty-One Borrowing Countries

Research paper thumbnail of Ecuador's Presidential Election: Background on Economic Issues

Research paper thumbnail of THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SECURITY PRIVATIZATION IN ARGENTINA'S ECONOMIC CRISIS

Research paper thumbnail of The Argentine Success Story and its Implications

The Argentine economy has grown 94 percent for the years 2002-2011, using International Monetary ... more The Argentine economy has grown 94 percent for the years 2002-2011, using International Monetary Fund projections for the end of this year. This is the fastest growth in the Western Hemisphere for this period, and among the highest growth rates in the world. It also ...

Research paper thumbnail of Growth May Be Good for the Poor – But are IMF and World Bank Policies Good for Growth

Research paper thumbnail of March 5 - International Financial Institutions: IMF and World Bank

Research paper thumbnail of Oil Prices and Venezuela's Economy

Research paper thumbnail of NAFTA at Ten: The Recount

Research paper thumbnail of An Analysis of Discrepancies in the Mexican Presidential Election Results

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