Titlebook: Latin America in the 1930s; The Role of the Peri Rosemary Thorp (Fellow of St Antony’s College and Book 1984 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisio

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Introduction,evailing views on recovery in the Centre. This section is not for, and is written with apologies to, those specialised in the Centre literature, and simply aims to give an introduction to that literature. Third, the chapter ends with some thoughts on issues for further research coming out of our papers and our debates.

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The Colombian Economy in the 1930s, economy. However, by the early twentieth century, real per capita exports were only 36% higher than at the end of the colonial period and the country had, together with Haiti, the lowest indices of per capita foreign trade, foreign investment and railroads in Latin America (Ocampo, 1982).

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Before the Depression: Brazilian Industry in the 1920s,y was influential not only in the field of economics, but was also widely used as a basis for sociological and political analyses of the period. A radical generalisation of that vision has been presented as part of the ‘.’ theory of Latin American underdevelopment (Frank, 1969).

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,The 1929 World Depression in Latin America — from the Outside,ather before the events under discussion, and when I had no knowledge of or interest in economic history. I came to Manchester to learn. But my hope was to stimulate thought by reading the papers, listening to the discussion, commenting on them from the vantage-point of what I may know, and comparing one account with another. Herewith the result.

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,From an Export-led to an Import-substituting Economy: Chile 1914–39,that in the first phase the export sector acts as the engine of growth, but generates little . throughout the rest of the economy, and in particular into manufacturing, while in the second phase a process of import-substitution is launched, and the State takes an active role in promoting local economic development.

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,Restructuring through the Depression: The State and Capital Accumulation in Mexico, 1925–40,ther the degree of the shock nor the rapidity of the recovery were unique, the extent of Mexican ‘openness’ in trade, finance and ownership to the USA on the one hand, and the scale of the restructuring of the economy under state direction on the other, do make Mexico an extreme, if not a special, case.

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2633-5964 years later. It documents the impact of crisis on the changing role of the state and on institutional development. The Central American case studies have been updated with significantly improved data.978-1-349-17554-3Series ISSN 2633-5964 Series E-ISSN 2633-5972

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The Effect of the Great Depression on the Economies of Peru and Colombia, recovery itself independent of international market factors? Is the Depression rightly seen as a discontinuity in any sense? Finally, how does the response compare with the response to the crisis of the 1970s?

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