International Finance and Latin America

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Focusing on the evolution of international financial flows to Latin America since 1945, this work highlights how different agencies, including foreign investors, official aid agencies, and multinational banks, played pivotal roles in each decade. The absence of such support in the 1980s led to a significant economic debt crisis. The book critically examines necessary measures to address this crisis, aiming to promote Latin American development while preventing a broader international financial catastrophe.