Contagious effect: Can we blame our neighbors for our recession?
Countries such as Greece, Italy, Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela are called to respond for the poor performance of the economy in their region
Countries such as Greece, Italy, Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela are called to respond for the poor performance of the economy in their region
In nations with fragile economies, indebtedness causes governments to spend more money than they can. Debt is the norm in Latin America
Two US economists won the Nobel Prize in Economics for their contributions to sustainable economic growth
The region has suffered due to mismanagement of national budgets, costing around US $ 220,000 million annually, according to the Inter-American Development Bank
5 candidates speak out about privatization, corruption, pension reform and the size of the state, key issues that concern a stagnating economy
The latest report from the International Labor Organization predicted a reduction in the unemployment rate in the region for 2018. But has that really been reflected?
Jair Bolsonaro confirmed that he would name the renowned liberal economist in case of winning the elections on October 7
Several Latin American currencies have suffered a devaluation against the dollar in recent months, but it not only has to do with domestic policy
The devaluation of the peso against the dollar has not only had a strong impact within the country, but also it resonates in Latin American
The measures also include a 50% cut in investments, demonstrating that the Macri government already has an urgent need to balance the State's accounts
In just five months, Venezuela exported 834 million dollars to Turkey in precious stones, iron and steel
According to Harvard professor Alberto Cavallo, the 'Amazon effect' could explain the low levels of inflation in the United States and South Korea
Although the lira is recovering, the crisis that its fall aroused continues in global markets. Latin America is not immune from its effects
On Monday, August 20, takes effect the monetary reconversion in Venezuela, a measure that reveals the serious inflationary situation in the South American country
Benigno López, half-brother of President-elect Mario Abdo Benítez, took office on Thursday as finance minister and announced the continuity in public finances
The derogation of the law that prohibited buying and selling foreign currency in the country is an opportunity for entrepreneurs in trouble
If Nicolás Maduro perpetrates his presidential period, the economic growth in Colombia would slow down in 2019. Moody's warns that the crisis can transcend borders
The economic crisis in Venezuela will force to reduce the subsidies of the population, in order to fight inflation. There are still doubts about whether it will work
The unemployment rate stands at an admirable 2.7%, but the richest 1% of the country has income equal to the sum of the poorest 40%
Thanks to the increasingly serious economic crisis in the country, the Venezuelan government has instituted measures that can be called "strange" and "irresponsible"