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| Too much state intervention, too much nationalism and too much state control to develop |
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| % of poor people in Asia and Asia 1970-1980 |
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| Import Substitution in 1970s Africa |
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Moderate Econ Growth 3-5%
More income per capita
Raw materials price goes up
Public and private investment goes up |
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| 1960s Ghana and South Korea |
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late indipendence in 1960s
more dependent on the IMF |
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| Number of countries in Africa, Asia, and South America |
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| Lula's cheif of staff, later prime minister. 2010-2013 Brazil |
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Secretary General of PT (workers Party)
1) Domestic Policy: applied neoliberalism for growth
2) Foreign Affairs: Bric track, south-south agenda
2001-2010 |
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| codoso was on the left, and Lula was even further left, but they implemented neoliberalism because of the baker plan to have enough funds to help the poor |
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| was re-elected once. replaced by Rusef, his woman sec of state. maintained gowth w/ neoliberalism to help poor |
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Ruled for 8 years (2 terms)1994
- Neoliberalism brought economic stability |
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First Democratic President
- formally ruled by the military |
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1) Under consumption
2) recession: They crashed and burned |
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1964
- focus on economic growth, based on MNCs and flying geese theory
- were dependent on west
- Bureaucratic Authoritarian Rule |
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1) Disintegration
2) Wages went down
3) loss of local manufactuaring
4) Loss of agriculture and small producers
5) Migration to US |
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| 1929, Revolutionary most important in Mexican Revolution |
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| They gave the land to the poor, allowed them to have farms and earn a living other that having it owned by the rich. Under Capesino, 1930s-40s in Mexico |
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| fight back against Cardena land reform, reassertion of landlords as oil was discovered |
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| Petro$-->borrowing-->debt |
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- More flow of investment
- Prices fall
- exports rise
- comparitive advantage in produce (despite lack of subsidies)
- Trade Surplus |
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| Latin American Born spaniards |
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| last US puppet president of Cuba, which overthrew Bartisa and became communist with Castro with 1959 |
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| Results of Gov Changes in India |
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1) Privatization went up
2) International Investment went up
3) Bio tech- lab of the world
4) Agriculture: Green Revolution |
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| Changes in Indian Government |
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- Price controlls
- no state intervention in decisions
- relocation of imports
- Open door and revise taxes
- Consistent with neoliberalism |
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| SA leaders blame the US but... |
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they suffer because the third world is run by an elite that supports the US, and not their own people
- it is not the job of the us to solve their problems |
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| Bolivian Leader, rebelled against neo liberalism |
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| Ecuadorian Leader, rebelled against neo liberalism |
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| Argentinian Leader, rebelled against neo liberalism |
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| Venezuela, rebelled against neo liberalism. Meduro succeeded him |
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a state in the south of mexico that has been warring withthe fed for 12 years
- their land was privatized
- Lack of an education system and wells, so they rebelled |
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US corps penetrate and then kill Mexican markets.
- Small businesses and producers went under
- Wallchart |
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Similar to NAFTA, Free Trade
- Chile
- Brazil
- Uraguay
- Paraguay
- Peru |
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trade agreement between
- Boliva
- Peru
- Equador |
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| Regional Collective Politics |
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Carri bean" CAR community
Central American: Common Market
Andean Compact: peru equador Boliva
NAFTA |
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| Pinoche: Strict Authoritarian rule that benefited people |
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| salinas, adopted neo liberalism |
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1985
- SAP imposed on the third world to repay debt to IMF
IMF Bank --> 12 bill --> SA in loans
WOrld Bank --> 13 bill a year--> SA in Loans
* neoliberalism became king |
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Petro $ flooded market--> inflation--> borrowing --> Peru defaulted under Alan Garcia
- SA in default, orbits US |
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Regan wanted to stop Ortega and Sandis Tas
- funded opportunities with weapons |
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| inspired by the cuban revolution |
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Current President of Nicaragua
- sandis tas 1977 takeover
- sampoz, Barista equivilent overthrown |
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1) could not afford public poliices
2) Raul Castro allows economy to grow
3) better example than the soviets |
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joined castro, belived everyone needs a chance, argentinian doctor
communism changed everything about Cuba |
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- Cuba and nicaragua lost ideological war
- cuba became communist 1959 under castro
- before it was an economic colony of the US ruled by the army and a puppet president |
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Raw materials, infastrucure utitilites --> fights over taxes
- Was expected to boost profits in host ocuntry
- re investment becomes an isssue, fight between oliporch and new industrialists |
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