Innovation, Competitiveness, and Development in Latin America: Lessons from the Past and Perspectives for the Future
Innovation, Competitiveness, and Development in Latin America: Lessons from the Past and Perspectives for the Future
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Abstract
This book concerns itself with the key puzzle of the postwar political economy of Latin America: why has the pursuit of development and catch-up with the advanced economies proved so elusive? Specifically, the volume seeks to explore the key factors comprising Latin Americaâs middle technology and income trap and what steps which might be taken to help the region escape it. Engaging with this central question and determining ways forward, this volume emphasizes the role of policy. It aims to establish what has worked, what has failed, and what needs to be done. What are the best forms of policy intervention to help Latin America overcome its structural impediments and seize emerging global opportunities? How, in the future, could the region avoid âmissing the boatâ in terms of new windows of technological, learning, or sectoral opportunity? Engaging with these questions, this book is centrally concerned with the nature of the regionâs strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities, and where these lie in relation to established or emerging sources of competitive advantage and technological capability. The volume attempts to establish the factors that are impeding or assisting the development of these attributes, highlighting the role of public policy. Another important focal point concerns the future scope for developing fresh capabilities and sources of comparative advantage, and the policy approaches likely to be effective in realizing this. The book draws on evidence from across the region and includes material on, among other countries, Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia, and Mexico.
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Front Matter
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Section I Introduction and Context
Edmund Amann andPaulo N. Figueiredo -
Section II Thematic Issues
Mahrukh Doctor-
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Institutional Challenges, the Middle-Income Trap, and the Pursuit of Global Economic Integration in Latin America
Mahrukh Doctor
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China and the Middle-Income Trap in Latin America: Constraints and Opportunities
Rhys Jenkins
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Development, Trajectories, and Catch-Up: Lessons from the Latin American and Scandinavian Experiences
Claudio Bravo-Ortega andNicolas Eterovic
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The Co-Evolution of FDI and the Output and Export Structures of Brazil and Mexico, 2000â2015
André Pineli andRajneesh Narula
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Global Value ChainâOriented Policies in Latin America
Carlo Pietrobelli and others
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Innovation and Competitiveness: The Regional Dimension
Carlos Azzoni andMilene Tessarin
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The Extractive Sector and Development in Latin America: The Rising Role of Transparency in Natural Resource Governance
Paul Fenton Villar and others
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Environmental, Energy, and Sustainability Issues
Tereza Bicalho and others
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Energy Transition in Brazil: Contributions from Technological Leapfrogging in the Sugarcane Bioethanol Sector
Paulo N. Figueiredo
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Digitalization in Latin America: A Divide in the Making?
JoĂŁo Carlos Ferraz and others
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Institutional Challenges, the Middle-Income Trap, and the Pursuit of Global Economic Integration in Latin America
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Section III Country Experiences
Bernardo Kosacoff andMariana Fuchs-
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Argentina: Building New Capabilities and Competitive Advantages in a Challenging Macroeconomic Landscape
Bernardo Kosacoff andMariana Fuchs
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Brazil: Economic Crisis, Structural Change, and Breaking Out of the Middle-Income Trap
Edmund Amann
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Colombiaâs Growth since the 1990s: From Reform to the Risk of the Middle-Income Trap
Ivan Luzardo-Luna
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Moving up the Value Chain in Mexico: FDI, Learning, Clusters, and the Creation of New Capabilities
Clemente Ruiz DurĂĄn andMoises Balestro
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Peru and the Search for a Development Model That Works
John Crabtree
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Uruguay: Public Policies in a Period of Inclusive Growth without Structural Change
Carlos Bianchi andFernando Isabella
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Costa Rica: The Challenge of Diversification in a Small-Country Context
Jeffrey Orozco andKeynor Ruiz
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Argentina: Building New Capabilities and Competitive Advantages in a Challenging Macroeconomic Landscape
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Section IV Final Remarks
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