Titlebook: Structure and Structural Change in the Chilean Economy; Patricio A. Aroca,Geoffrey J. D. Hewings Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Introduction and Overviewlopment analysts. Moving from a regime with significant protectionist policies to one with a very open economy, embracing free trade reforms, negotiating multilateral and bilateral agreements, the macroeconomic indicators suggest that the economy has prospered. In this book, a collection of chapters

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Structural Change in the Chilean Economy: The Sectoral Impact of Economic Reforms, 1970–2000 in economic structure. Proponents of the reforms argued that the interventionist import-substitution policies of the past had created a structure that was distorted in a number of significant ways: resources had been artificially drawn into import-competing activities that were alien to the country

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Trade Reforms and Manufacturing Industry in Chilest of economists as well as political scientists. From the pure economic point of view, after the Great Depression of the 1930s, and following the strategy of most of the countries in the world, the Chilean economy became less outward oriented through the introduction of several barriers to internat

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Regional Wage Differentials in Chiletaking the country as an single spatial unit neglects the fact that effects of national policies related to taxes, public spending, and environmental regulation, sometimes generate opposite and unexpected effects in different locations.