CEPAL Review no. 140

15 August 2023 | Publication

Work area(s)

Economic development Social development Production, productivity and management

Topic(s)

Economic growth Financial and monetary sector Education Employment Social protection Social policies and programmes COVID-19 Macroeconomics Health Food and nutrition security Demography Ageing Public policies

CEPAL Review no. 140

- Physical description: 210 páginas
- Publisher: ECLAC
- UN symbol (Signature): LC/PUB.2023/15-P
- Date: 15 August 2023

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Table of contents

  • Where next for Latin America? The two faces of the new Latin American capitalism / Jorge Katz
  • Informality, social protection and welfare during the COVID-19 crisis in four Latin American countries / Santiago Poy and Ramiro Robles
  • Legal frameworks and specialized institutional frameworks for the social and solidarity economy in Latin America / Juan Pablo Martí, Mario Radrigán, Dalia Borge, Hugo Jácome, Leandro Pereira, Marietta Bucheli, Juan José Rojas and Mario Schujman
  • When RateMyProfessors met Google Scholar: students’ evaluations and professors’ looks and research / Rómulo A. Chumacero, Ricardo D. Paredes and Tomás Reyes
  • The short-run consequences of the erosion of economic freedom for growth and institutions in Latin America: an unorthodox experimental review of the twenty-first century / Rafael Acevedo and María Lorca-Susino
  • Full dollarization versus monetary union: the case of Ecuador / Andrea Bonilla-Bolaños and Diego Villacreses
  • State aid and competition in the Dominican economy / Rolando M. Guzmán, Mercedes Magdalena Lizardo, Daniel de La Rosa and Lisselotte S. Gálvez
  • The young Raúl Prebisch and his 1919 translation of Adolph Wagner: clues to a relativist critique / Fágner João Maia Medeiros and Luiz Felipe Bruzzi Curi
  • Effects of the Continuous Benefit Programme on the nutritional status and food security of older persons in Brazil / Maritza Rosales, Leonardo Bornacki de Mattos and Cláudia César Batista Julião
  • Gross fixed capital formation in the Brazilian health sector: methodology and results for 2010–2019 / Tassia Gazé Holguin, Thiago Miguez, Lia Hasenclever and Fabio Freitas.

SDG(s)

1. No poverty 2. Zero hunger 3. Good health and well-being 4. Quality education 8. Decent work and economic growth 9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure