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Customers in the US and Canada please order from Stanford University Press at (800) 621-2736 or visit their website at www.sup.org. Over the 1980s and 1990s, most Latin American countries witnessed a retrenchment of the public sector from infrastructure provision and an opening up of infrastructure activities to the private sector. This book analyzes the consequences of these policy changes from two perspectives. First, it reviews in a comparative framework the major trends in infrastructure provision in Latin America over the last two decades. Second, it evaluates the implication of these tre

In this paper, the authors test whether small states are any different from other states in terms of their income, growth, and volatility outcomes. The find that, controlling for location, small states have higher per capita GDP than other states and that they do not have different per capita growth rates. (DSE/DÜI)

Irwin, D. A.: Trade and globalization. - S. 19-35 Calomiris, C. W.: Capital flows, financial crises, and public policy. - S. 36-76 ( ... ) Dollar, D.: Globalization, poverty, and inequality. - S. 96-128 ( ... ) Easterly, W.: The rich have markets, the poor hav bureaucrats. - S. 170-195 Rodrik, D.: Feasible globalizations. - S. 196-213 Sachs, J. D.: Globalization and patterns of economic growth. - S. 214-227 Stiglitz, J. E.: The overselling globalization. - S. 228-261