How Latin America fell behind

How Latin America fell behind: essays on the economic histories of Brazil and Mexico, 1800-1914

Introduction: economic growth and latin American economic historiography Stephen Haber
Nathaniel H. Leff
Enrique Cardenas
William Summerhill
Carlos Marichal
Stephen Haber
Margaret Chowning
Richard J. Salvucci
Stephen Haber and Herbert S. Klein
Stanley L. Engerman and Kenneth L. Sokoloff Economic development in Brazil, 1822-1913 A macroeconomic interpretation of nineteenth-century Mexico Transport improvements and economic growth in Brazil and Mexico Obstacles to the development of capital markets in nineteenth-century Mexico Financial markets and industrial development: a comparative study of governmental regulation, financial innovation, and industrial structure in Brazil and Mexico, 1849-1930 Reassessing the prospects for profit in nineteenth-century Mexican Agriculture from a regional perspective: michoacan, 1810-60 Mexican national income in the era of independence, 1800-40 The economic consequences of brazilian independence Factor endowments, institutions, and differential paths of growth among new world economies: a view from economic historians of the united states

Published Stanford, Calif. : Stanford Unviversity Press, 1997

Language English

Material xi, 315 p.

ISBN 0804727376

HC 187 H8472 1997 C.2

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HC 187 H8472 1997 C.1

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