The region’s growth is expected to slow down compared to previous predictions, in line with the global forecast.

Low inflation. The 1990s saw the establishment of low inflation, a striking achievement for Latin America, given its earlier record of high inflation. An important reason has been the emergence of ...

Countries in Latin America and the Caribbean must adapt their economic strategies ... Despite some progress in controlling inflation, fiscal deficits remain a pressing concern, with the debt-to-GDP ...

It led to industrialization in Latin America only because the region had none before. Its more salient byproduct was the destruction of market forces, with the rise of noncompetitive firms; ...

Latin America is not alone in this respect ... which may be linked to the improved confidence that comes with the elimination of high inflation and the implementation of sounder economic and financial ...

In its latest World Economic Outlook on Tuesday, the IMF slashed its regional GDP growth forecast to 2.0% next year.

The macroeconomic literature contains certain relationships and tautologies linking inflation, interest rates and the exchange rate which are very useful. For example, we have the well-known ...