Titlebook: An Economic History of Twentieth-Century Latin America; Volume I: The Export Enrique Cárdenas (Professor of Economics and Recto Book 2000 P

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,Export-led Growth in Mexico, c. 1900–30,nevitable nor unproblematic, especially for the period c. 1900–30. Latin American nation-states of that period were usually weak states,. ruling highly imperfect nations. Though states were tending to get stronger — hence the emergence of Wolf and Hansen’s order and progress dictatorships (Wolf and

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,Alteration, Crisis and Adjustment in the Cuban Export Economy, 1898–1939,, the interwar period is one of the least-studied of the island’s history and perhaps the most decisive to understand the country’s later evolution. Cuba was one of the countries most affected by the 1930s crisis because of its dependency on the production and export of sugar, mainly to the USA. Nev

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,über den Umgang mit diesem Buch, relatively simple economic structures, which, in the majority of cases, have been dominated for a considerable time by one or two export products. In other words, the effects of internal diversification that were quick to appear in larger economies have taken several decades to appear here. In part