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050 4 $aHG5160.5.A3$bM6413 2001
100 1 $aMoguillansky, Graciela.
240 10 $aInversion y reformas economicas en America Latina.$lEnglish
245 10 $aInvestment and economic reforms in Latin America /$cGraciela Moguillansky and Ricardo Bielschowsky (with Claudio Pini).
260 $aSantiago, Chile :$bUnited Nations, Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean,$c2001.
300 $a186 p. ;$c23 cm.
440 0 $aLibros de la CEPAL ;$v63
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 151-159).
505 0 $aInvestment in a Period of Transition -- Economic Reforms and Adaptation to Change -- The Context of the Economic Reforms -- Phases of Post-reform Investment -- First Phase: Decline in Investment -- Second Phase: Increased Investment in Modernization -- Consolidation of the Economic Model -- Transitory Factors in Sectoral Investment -- What the Sectoral Data Show -- Transitory Factors as Determinants of Sectoral Investment -- Investment in the Industrial Sector -- A Defensive Stance in the Face of Change: A Sectoral Overview -- The First phase in the Industrial Sector -- The Second Phase in the Industrial Sector -- The Varying Responses of Firms and Sectors -- The Reactions of Large Firms -- The Reactions of Small and Medium-Sized Firms -- The Heterogeneity Among Branches of Industry -- Investment Growth and Sectoral Performance -- Value Added and Productivity -- Technological Development -- Market Orientation -- Heterogeneity of Country Performance -- The Determinants of Industrial Investment -- The Industrial Investment Process by Country -- The Industrial Sector in Argentina -- The Industrial Sector in Brazil -- The Industrial Sector in Colombia -- The Industrial Sector in Chile -- The Industrial Sector in Mexico -- The Industrial Sector in Peru -- Investment in the Mining and Hydrocarbon Sectors -- The International Mineral and Hydrocarbon Markets -- The Evolution of the International Minerals Market -- The Evolution of the International Hydrocarbon Market -- Institutional Reform -- Reform of Foreign Investment Laws -- Changes in Sectoral Legislation -- Reforms of the Legislation on Mining Concessions -- Reforms of Hydrocarbon Contracts -- The New Market Structure and Regulation -- The Structure of the Mining Sector Market -- Market Structure in the Hydrocarbons Sector -- Firm Strategies and Types of Financing -- Firm Strategies -- Types of Financing -- Capital Formation and Sectoral Performance -- Investment in Infrastructure -- The New Institutional Framework in Electricity and Telecommunications -- The Privatization Process -- Market Structure -- Regulation -- Promotion of Competition -- The Pricing Regime -- Investment After the Reforms in Electricity and Telecommunications -- Transitory Factors that Determined Sectoral Investment -- Pent-up Demand in Telecommunications -- Investment, Expansion and Modernization Commitments -- Pricing Incentives -- Other Types of Incentives -- State Sponsored Investment -- Future Prospects -- Reform of Road Infrastructure -- Reforms to the Institutional and Legal Framework -- The Establishment of State Guarantees -- The Evolution of Investments and Private Sector Participation -- The Response of the Concessionaires -- The Response of the Government -- Financing the Concessions -- Future Prospects -- Synthesis and Conclusions -- The Post-Reform Transition Stage and Its Effects on Investor Behaviour -- An Overall Conclusion: an Uncertain Future for Aggregate Investment -- Sectoral Behaviour and Weaknesses -- Industrial Sector -- The Manufacturing Trade Balance Followed a Negative Trend -- The Bulk of Investment Was Concentrated in Transnational Corporations and National Conglomerates -- Small and Medium-Sized Firms Were the Weakest Players in the Investment Process -- Mining and Hydrocarbon Sectors -- The Primary Objective of the Sectoral Reforms Was to Encourage Investment by Domestic and Foreign Private Firms -- Firm Strategies Fostered Investment Growth -- Infrastructure Sectors -- The Telecommunications Sector Has Undoubtedly Been the Leader in this Process -- Investment Growth is Least Widespread in the Electricity Sector -- In the 1990s the Private Sector Became Involved in the Financing and Management of Road Infrastructure.
650 0 $aInvestments$zLatin America.
650 0 $aInvestments, Foreign$zLatin America.
650 0 $aCapital$zLatin America.
650 0 $aInfrastructure (Economics)$zLatin America.
651 0 $aLatin America$xEconomic policy.
651 0 $aLatin America$xEconomic conditions$y1982-
700 1 $aBielschowski, Ricardo.
700 1 $aPini, Claudio.
948 $a05/15/2002$b05/15/2002
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