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Globalization, Regionalization and BusinessStructures of Business Interest Articulation in the Mercosur: The National and the Regional Dimension

Globalization, Regionalization and Business: Structures of Business Interest Articulation in the... [Since the early 1990s, The Southern Cone region of Latin America has witnessed the implementation of a wide range of neo-liberal reforms. Previously closed markets with a strong emphasis on Import Substituting Industries (ISIs) were gradually opened up, beginning with Chile and Argentina and later followed by Brazil, amongst others. The opening-up of these markets was to a large extent driven by the strong political desire to reinsert the Southern Cone economies into the world economy; to bring spiralling inflation levels under control; and above all to achieve sustainable long-term development. This was precipitated by the increasing internationalization and, much later, regionalization and globalization of the Southern Cone markets.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Globalization, Regionalization and BusinessStructures of Business Interest Articulation in the Mercosur: The National and the Regional Dimension

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Palgrave Macmillan UK
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© Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008
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978-1-349-36449-7
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48 –69
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10.1057/9780230584211_3
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[Since the early 1990s, The Southern Cone region of Latin America has witnessed the implementation of a wide range of neo-liberal reforms. Previously closed markets with a strong emphasis on Import Substituting Industries (ISIs) were gradually opened up, beginning with Chile and Argentina and later followed by Brazil, amongst others. The opening-up of these markets was to a large extent driven by the strong political desire to reinsert the Southern Cone economies into the world economy; to bring spiralling inflation levels under control; and above all to achieve sustainable long-term development. This was precipitated by the increasing internationalization and, much later, regionalization and globalization of the Southern Cone markets.]

Published: Oct 8, 2015

Keywords: Foreign Direct Investment; Trade Union; Regional Dimension; Business Association; Business Interest

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