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| 12183. REMAKING THE ARGENTINE ECONOMY BY FELIPE A.M. DE LA BALZE. Summary review and analysis of this 1995 book by a professor of international economics which sets out to explain the long-running "Argentine paradox," providing both historical perspective on Argentina's economic recovery since 1989 and a foundation for assessing the prospects for sustained growth and economic development in Argentina. This paper considers the book's central arguments and predictions in the context of recent events and the opinions of other economic analysts. 12p., 33f., 8b. | $84 |
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