Of Free Trade and Debt Bondage
@article{Williams2001OfFT, title={Of Free Trade and Debt Bondage}, author={Heather Williams}, journal={Latin American Perspectives}, year={2001}, volume={28}, pages={30 - 51} }
Years from now, economic historians studying the 1990s will likely pinpoint Mexico as the birthplace of a new and devastating sort of financial crisis. In a sequence of events that scholars of Thailand, Malaysia, South Korea, and Indonesia will now find familiar, Mexican leaders' announcement in December 1994 of a "controlled" currency devaluation created a financial panic of devastating proportions. Set off by market jitters over a presidential succession and a negative balance of payments… CONTINUE READING
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