Latin America's Turnaround: Privatization, Foreign Investment, and GrowthPaul H. Boeker |
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Privatization as a Remedy for Stateowned | 33 |
Foreign Direct Investment in Latin Americas | 55 |
Financial Incentives for Investment in Chiles | 97 |
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administration Aerolíneas Argentinas airline assets attract Banco Bolivia Brazil Brazilian buyers CALIFORNIA CANTV capital markets cellular Chile Chilean Collor commercial Compañía competition concessions consortium CORFO Côte d'Ivoire country's debt-equity swaps developing countries domestic economic efficiency ENTEL entity equity firms foreign capital foreign direct investment foreign exchange foreign investors foreign participation goals growth Hotel implemented incentives increase industry Jamaica joint venture Latin America LIBRARY management contracts ment Mexican Mexico million monopoly oil companies operations ownership Percentage political power sector private investors private participation private sector privatiza privatization program production public sector publicly owned utility reform region regulations regulatory reprivatization role SAN DIEGO shares SITY SOEs sold state-owned enterprises structure subsidy Table Telecom telecommunications Telefónica TELMEX tion Total Travel and Tourism U.S. Agency UNIV UNIVERSITY USIMINAS Venezuela VIASA World Bank Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales