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,Peruvian Adjustment Policies, 1978–85: the Effects of Prolonged Crisis,ging nature of the problem, in regard to both its internal and external components. It is a sequel to a previous work, and seeks to re-evaluate the conclusions and analysis of the earlier study, completed in August 1978, in the light of subsequent changes in the international scene and in the domestic economy.

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The Balance-of-Payments Crisis and Adjustment Programmes in Central America,ofound influence on the regional balance of payments. In the years after 1979, each republic at one time or another experienced a major problem of external disequilibrium, and it is for this reason that the title of this chapter refers to the balance-of-payments . in the singular.

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Long-run Adjustment, the Debt Crisis and the Changing Role of Stabilisation Policies in the Recent of its productive capacity after the two oil shocks, the general rise in interest rates and the 1982 sudden cut-off of voluntary international lending, is an interesting illustration of this interplay.

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Introduction,into a series of drastic remedial measures: severe devaluation, unprecedented exchange controls, an ‘unthinkable’ nationalisation of the private banks and, of course, an emergency agreement with the IMF.