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Effective Demand, Economic Growth and External Constraints: Rethinking Regional Integration in Latin America,Used
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How to achieve a sustained economic development process in developing countries is up today an open issue. Traditionally it has been believed that liberalisation and free trade policies would have helped them develop. Yet the economic strategies based on the neoliberal reforms have proved to be wrong, especially for Latin America. The failures have been so strong that Latin America was led to more economic vulnerability and even to deindustrialisation. This book attempts to provide a better development strategy for Latin America, alternative to traditional outwardlooking, free trade policies. After reviewing some traditional and heterodox theories, the book suggests that a demandled growth strategy is a promising way to boost development. By extending this model to open economies this work stresses the external constraints that these economies have to face. Finally, a regional integration setup is presented as a good complement to the demandled growth strategy to reduce the external constraint and attain development. The book should be useful to the academic economist as well as policy makers, and to anyone else interested in Latin American development.
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