The International Monetary Fund And Latin America

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The book explores the implications of the IMF's stabilization programs during the Latin American debt crisis, challenging conventional growth-focused critiques. Dr. Pastor presents a new perspective by analyzing the impact of these programs on class dynamics and income distribution, suggesting that the traditional analysis fails to capture the complexities of the situation. Through this lens, the author offers a critical examination of economic policies and their social consequences in the Third World.