Economic problems of Latin America
By: edited by Seymour E. Harris ...
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Book Company, inc.
Published: 1944
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 465
Subjects: Latin America -- Economic conditions -- 1918-1945
Notes: Bibliographical foot-notes. "Sources": p. 455-456.
--Special country studies: Argentina, by Miron Burgin. Bolivia, by W.A. Neiswanger and J.R. Nelson. Brazil's economy in the war and after, by C.D. Edwards. Chile, by P.T. Ellsworth. Colombia: with particular reference to price control, by B.W. Lewis and Henry Beitscher. Cuba: sugar and currency, by H.C. Wallich. Haiti, by D.D. Humphrey. Mexico: with special reference to its international economic relations, by N.T. Ness. Paraguay: with particular reference to price control, by G.R. Taylor. Venezuela, by E.G. Bennion.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Some major issues, by S.E. Harris.; title: General considerations: Economic problems of the Latin American republics, by F.A. Waring. War and postwar agricultural problems of Latin America, by L.A. Wheeler.; title: Central banking and monetary management in Latin America, by Robert Triffin. Fiscal policy and the budget, by H.C. Wallich. Price stabilization programs in Latin America, by S.E. Harris. Exchanges and prices, by S.E. Harris. Inter-American trade policy, by Henry Chalmers.