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Rohan Pitchford,Mark L. J. Wrighte controversies of the age, touched on repeatedly in the previous chapters: religious toleration. Like Jonathan Israel, I shall compare and contrast the approaches of Benedict de Spinoza, John Locke, and Pierre Bayle. The plausibility of placing these figures in categories of ‘radical’ or ‘moderate’

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Introduction in history.. From time to time, a certain consensus has arisen among influential economists, policymakers and economic agents that crises are “a thing of the past,” at least in some countries which appear to have gained immunity for some reason or other. This complacency has been repeatedly disappo

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Crises: Principles and Policies With an Application to the Euro Zone Crisispervasive at the same time that we believe we have learned more about the management of the economy and as markets have seemingly improved poses a puzzle: shouldn’t rational markets avoid these catastrophes, the costs of which outweigh, by an enormous amount, any benefit that might have accrued to t

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The Latin American Debt Crisis in Historical Perspective region’s. per capita GDP fell from 112 percent to 98 percent of the world average, and from 34 per cent to 26 percent of that of developed countries (Bértola and Ocampo, 2012, Table 1.1). In terms of its strong adverse effects, the only comparable case is the “l(fā)ost half-decade” of 1998–2003 which w

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From Austerity to Growth in Europe: Some Lessons from Latin America crisis. The second part deals with the European crisis, discussing pan-European measures to promote growth as well as exploring options for reducing and/or postponing debt servicing in European countries with difficulties for market access, with a view to opening greater space for national growth-o