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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91197-2es.. After significant innovations in international capital markets in the 1990s, private flows flowed abundantly into Latin America, particularly, in 1990–97. Liberalization has also included flows of domestic capital, seeking the full integration of local financial markets to international markets.

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What Produces Economic Success?his time (like me) found themselves driven to do political economy analysis rather than normative economic analysis. After all, it seemed like all the important policy questions had already been answered. We knew what governments needed to do; what was needed was to understand why they failed to do it.

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