Tulipanes holandeses y mercasos emergentes. Dutch tulips and emerging markets

During the first half of the 1990s, both economic and political events in developing countries defied all expectations. Nations that most thought would not regain access to world financial markets for a generation abruptly became favorites of private investors. Governments that had spent half a century pursuing statist, protectionist policies, suddently got free market religion. And then came the Mexican crisis. The country that was widely regarded as a model for the new regime was once again appealing for emergency ...

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