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100			_aLooney, Robert E.
245			_aEconomic policymaking in México : _bfactor underlyning the 1982 crisis / _cRobert E. Looney.
260			_aDurham, NC. : _bDuke Press Policy Studies, _c1985.
300			_a309 páginas : _bilustradas con gráficos ; _c22 cm.
490			_aDuke Press policy studies
505	0	0	_aForeword, xiii -- _tPreface, xv -- _tAcknowledgments, xvii -- _tI. Historical trends and sources of growth, 1 -- _tIntroduction, 3 -- _tI. An Overview of the Mexican economy, 5 -- _t2. Mechanisms of Mexican economic growth, 28 -- _t3. External sources of instability, 38 -- _tII. Economic policymaking, 1971-82, 53 -- _tIntroduction, 55 -- _t4. Policymaking during the Echeverria administration, 1971 -76, 57 -- _t5. Policymaking in the early Lopez Portillo years: devaluation and stabilization, 69 -- _t6. Industrial Policy under Lopez Portillo, 84 -- _t7. Fiscal Policy under Lopez Portillo: prelude to the 1982 crisis, 95 -- _t8. Policymaking in Lopez Portillo's final year: the 1982 devaluations and aftermath, 111 -- _tIII. Empirical examinations of policy impact, 123 -- _tIntroduction, 125 -- _t9. Scope for anti-inflationary policy, 127 -- _t10. Dynamics of the fiscal system, 150 -- _tII. Macroeconomic Controversies: The monetarist -Cambridge interpretations of the policy environment, 164 -- _t12. Impact of fiscal policy: a critique of the Fitzgerald thesis, 179 -- _tIV. Scope for optimal policymaking, 203 -- _tIntroduction, 205 -- _t13. Optimal stabilization programs, 1975-81, 207 -- _t14. Scope for optimal policy in an oil-based economy, 1982-87, 235 -- _t15. Optimal IMF-type stabilization programs during the de la Madrid presidency, 1983-87, 260 -- _t16. The policymaking dilemma, 276 -- _tNotes, 283 -- _tBibliography, 297 -- _tIndex, 307.
650			_aPolítica económica.
651			_aMéxico.
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