Ricardo was Surely Right : The abundance of “easy” rents leads to greedy and lazy elites José Gabriel Palma January 2, 2024 Articles, Economy and Society, slider, Themes
How Latin America Sinks into the Quicksand of Inertia José Gabriel Palma December 22, 2023 Articles, slider, Themes, Trade and Payments
Innovative Financing Instruments in Latin America and the Caribbean Editors: Pérez Caldentey Esteban, Villarreal Francisco G May 15, 2023 Books
The Potential of Tax Reform in Latin America C. P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh May 2, 2023 Articles, Blogs, Jayati Ghosh, slider, Themes, World Economy
A Development Debate from and for Latin America March 9, 2023 | 12:00-14:00 hrs Mexican Time | Zoom Webinbar March 3, 2023 Activities, Announcements, slider
Book Launch: Economy in crisis – The teaching of economics in Latin America and the limits of orthodox theory Editors: Andrés Lambertini and Ignacio Silva Neira January 16, 2023 Announcements
India from Latin America : Peripherisation, statebuilding and demand-led growth Author: Manuel Gonzalo (Book Review by R. Vishwanathan) December 22, 2022 Books
Latin America in the World Reorganization. How to overcome the Regional Backlog? IDEAs-LAC Inaugural Conference, 5 -7 October 2022, Mexico City. September 23, 2022 Activities, Announcements, slider
Interest and Capital: The monetary economics of Michal Kalecki Book Launch May 6, 2022 Announcements, slider
The Global Divergence gets Bigger C. P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh November 2, 2021 Articles, Blogs, Jayati Ghosh, Themes, World Economy
Allow Least Developed Countries to Develop Anis Chowdhury and Jomo Kwame Sundaram September 1, 2021 Blogs, Commentary, World Economy
Prebisch’s Critique of Bretton Woods Plans: Its relation to Kalecki and Williams’ Ideas Esteban Pérez Caldentey and Matías Vernengo January 30, 2021 IDEAs Working Papers
Nothing to Learn from East Asia? Jomo Kwame Sundaram January 20, 2021 Blogs, Commentary, World Economy
Finance as Perpetual Orgy How the ‘new alchemists’ twisted Kindleberger’s cycle of ‘manias, panics and crashes” into “manias, panics and renewed manias” José Gabriel Palma November 30, 2020 Articles, Finance
The Impact of Covid on Remittances in Mesoamerica Jorge Zavaleta October 7, 2020 Commentary, COVID-19, Featured Themes, World Economy
Economic Ghosts Block Post-lockdown Recovery Jomo Kwame Sundaram June 10, 2020 Blogs, Commentary, Finance, World Economy
What Latin American can expect from US Foreign Policy In 2020 Armando Negrete January 28, 2020 Articles, Trade and Payments, World Economy
An Alternative to the Middle-income Trap Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereiraa, Eliane Cristina Araújob and Samuel Costa Peres December 18, 2019 Articles, Macroeconomic Policy, World Economy
Inequality, Economic Policies, Work and Poverty: The Latin American protracted malady Alicia Puyana Mutis December 17, 2019 Articles, Poverty and Inequality, World Economy
The Exploitation Time Bomb Jayati Ghosh July 16, 2019 Blogs, Commentary, Jayati Ghosh, Political Economy, Poverty and Inequality
Monitoring the Evolution of Latin American Economies using a Flow-of-funds Framework Esteban Peez Caldentey and Manuel Cruz Luzuriaga November 9, 2017 Articles, Finance, Macroeconomic Policy
Why Latin American Nations Fail Edited by: Esteban Perez Caldentey and Matias Vernengo November 9, 2017 Books
Money Laundering and Financial Risk Management in Latin America, with Special Reference to Mexico Willy Zapata Sagastume, Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid and Stefanie Garry July 1, 2016 Articles, Economy and Society, Finance
The Challenge before the Latin American Left Prabhat Patnaik February 8, 2016 Commentary, Economy and Society, Political Economy
Neo-Structuralism and Heterodox Currents in Latin America and the Caribbean at the Beginning of the XXI Century Edited by: Alicia Bárcena and Antonio Prado May 8, 2015 Books
Latin America’s Social Imagination since 1950. From One Type of ‘Absolute Certainties’ to Another— with No (Far More Creative) ‘Uncomfortable Uncertainties’ in Sight Jose Gabriel Palma November 27, 2014 Commentary, Economy and Society, Political Economy
Has the Income Share of the Middle and Upper-middle been Stable over Time, or is its Current Homogeneity across the World the Outcome of a Process of Convergence? The ‘Palma Ratio’ Revisited José Gabriel Palma November 27, 2014 Articles, Political Economy, Poverty and Inequality, Technology and Employment
Forget Me, Forget Me Not: Productivity and the minimum wage in Mexico Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid and Stefanie Garry September 8, 2014 Commentary, Technology and Employment
Industrial Policy: A missing link in Mexico’s quest for export-led growth Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid November 4, 2013 Articles, Macroeconomic Policy, Trade and Payments
The Age of Microfinance: Destroying Latin Americaneconomies from the bottom up Milford Bateman September 19, 2013 Commentary, Finance, Poverty and Inequality
An Odd Couple? Prebisch, Keynes and the Dynamics of Capitalism Esteban Perez Caldentey and Matias Vernengo June 27, 2013 IDEAs Working Papers
Weak Expansions: A distinctive feature of the business cycle in Latin America and the Caribbean Esteban Perez Caldentey, Daniel Titelman and Pablo Carvallo February 27, 2013 IDEAs Working Papers
How the Full Opening of the Capital Account to Highly Liquid Financial Markets Led Latin America to Two and a Half Cycles of ‘Mania, Panic and Crash’ José Gabriel Palma April 4, 2012 Articles, Capital Flows, Finance
Why has Productivity Growth Stagnated in Most Latin American Countries since the Neo-liberal Reforms? Gabriel Palma September 30, 2010 Articles, Macroeconomic Policy, Political Economy, World Economy
Growth Patterns, Income Distribution and Poverty: Lessons from the Latin American Experience Carlos Aguiar de Medeiros April 22, 2008 IDEAs Publications, IDEAs Working Papers
Shaking up Development Finance in Latin America C. P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh. February 14, 2008 Alternatives
From Development Assistance to Development Solidarity: The Role of Venezuela and ALBA Alejandro Bendaña February 14, 2008 Alternatives
Shaking up Development Finance in Latin America C.P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh January 2, 2008 Capital Flows, Commentary, Finance, Political Economy
Public Research Universities in Latin America and their Relation to Economic Development Juan Carlos Moreno-Bridand Pablo Ruiz-Nápoles May 4, 2007 Articles, Human Development, Macroeconomic Policy
The Uses of Chile: How politics trumped truth in the neo-liberal revision of chile’s development a ‘public citizen’ discussion paper september 2006 September 19, 2006 Articles, Macroeconomic Policy, Poverty and Inequality
The New Developmentalsim and Conventional Orthodoxy Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira July 26, 2006 Articles, Economy and Society, Macroeconomic Policy
The Future of Economic Policy Making by Left-of-Center Governments in Latin America: Old Wine in New Bottles? Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid and Igor Paunovic May 19, 2006 Commentary, Economy and Society, Political Economy
Banking FDI in Latin America: An Economic Coup Sukanya Bose March 21, 2005 Capital Flows, Commentary, Finance, World Economy
Capital Flows to Emerging Market Economies: Illusory gains Sukanya Bose January 29, 2005 Capital Flows, Commentary, Finance, World Economy
Mexico’s Market Reforms in Historical Perspective Juan Carlos Moreno Brid and Jaime Ros October 18, 2004 Articles, Macroeconomic Policy, World Economy
Responding to Financial Crisis with or Without IMF : A comparative analysis of state – capital relations Galip Yalman September 6, 2004 Articles, Capital Flows, Finance, Macroeconomic Policy, Political Economy
Latin America in the Post-Washington Consensus Era Alcino F. Câmara Neto and Matias Vernengo July 16, 2004 Articles, Macroeconomic Policy, World Economy
Latin America deserves better Mary Robinson November 21, 2003 Commentary, Trade and Payments, World Economy
