Financial constraints to trade and growth ; the world debt crisis and its aftermath . Washington , D.C. ( EUA ) . 1984 . 30 p . Dat . num . 29 ref . Sum . ( En ) . Idioma del texto : ( En ) . Foreign Agricultural Economic Report ...

Economic crisis , stabilization programs and structural transformation have characterized the recent economic history ... and possibilities have opened up in terms of development strategies and participation in international markets .

Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture, Economic Development Institute (Washington, D.C.) ... nations in order to overcome the economic problems on a world scale , including the debt crisis of the Third World .

Later effects further aggravating the crisis : The absorption of international financial capital by the United States economy caused a growing contraction of the world economy ( which dropped from a growth rate of 4.8 percent between ...

Its immediate objectives were to restart the growth of the economy as well as the reconstruction of the fiscal basis of the state . ... linkage of state income with the productive effort , away from taxing international trade .

The region lost considerable ground in its ability to compete internationally , as trade barriers , including overvalued exchange rates , protected ... Countries piled up external debt to finance domestic consumption and investment .

The timing of the economic crises varied somewhat , with the Southern Cone countries already in difficulties by the mid - 1970s , while for most of the others the onset was signalled by the international debt crisis of the early 1980s .

The external economic crisis consisted of the interaction of two principal factors : the impossibility of ... factors arose from transformations in the international economy as a whole albeit the internal sharpness of their consequences ...

This model boosted the economy and agriculture but also led to indebtedness , a widening gap in living conditions between the cities and the ... Industry was hit harder than agriculture as its growth had been tied to tariff barriers .

The crisis and adjustment policies 10. The international environment began to grow unfavorable in the early 1980s , with inflation , falling prices for traditional exports , breakdown in the terms of trade , oil shocks and rising ...