“…Using an agronomical simulation model, it makes comparisons of wheat, maize, sunflower and soybean production in different regions of France, Argentina and the United States. The ability of a country to defend its position as an exporter of a specific agricultural product or to maintain local production of a product in deficit, facing the competition of imports, is shown to depend on three factors: 1) the efficiency of agricultural production; 2) the efficiency of an internal transportation, stockage and trading system; and 3) the level of protection for agriculture introduced by different national policies. …”

“…Evidence from cross-sectional household data for Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Colombia, Malaysia, Mexico, the Philippines, Chinese Taipei and Uruguay show: first, counter to one model in Leamer (1995), for countries with diversified trade, labor supply shifts generally shift wages. …”

“…Una invitación a pensar la teología desde las tres virtudes teologales a partir de las fuentes bíblicas, la tradición clásica, la renovación contemporánea, el espíritu conciliar, la inculturación latinoamericana y la reflexión argentina…”

“…It aims to explore the complexities of outsourcing in the context of neoliberal capitalism and flexible work arrangements, particularly in Argentina and Brazil. The book discusses the precarious nature of outsourced work and the role of public institutions in labor regulation. …”

“…We present original estimates of cyclically-adjusted public revenues for Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay implementing the standardised OECD methodology and extending it to include commodity cycles, which have a direct and significant effect on the fiscal balance of several Latin American countries. …”