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Politics After Neoliberalism Reregulation In Mexico 1st Edition Richard Snyder

Name: Politics After Neoliberalism Reregulation In Mexico 1st Edition Richard Snyder
SKU: BELL-1975410
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Politics After Neoliberalism Reregulation In Mexico 1st Edition Richard Snyder instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.42 MB

Pages: 268

Author: Richard Snyder

ISBN: 9780511013348, 9780521790345, 0511013345, 0521790344

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1

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Politics After Neoliberalism Reregulation In Mexico 1st Edition Richard Snyder by Richard Snyder 9780511013348, 9780521790345, 0511013345, 0521790344 instant download after payment.

During the past two decades, virtually all developing countries shifted from state-led to market-oriented neoliberal economic policies. This book analyzes fresh evidence from Southern Mexico about the effects of this global wave of policy reforms. The evidence challenges the widely held view that these reforms have set countries on a convergent path toward unregulated markets. The analysis shows that free-market reforms, rather than unleashing market forces, trigger the construction of different types of new regulatory institutions with contrasting consequences for economic efficiency and social justice.