About the Author:
Patrice Franko is Grossman Professor of Economics at Colby College.
Review:
Praise for the First Edition This text has served as an invaluable guide to my course on Latin American economic development, and it has helped to enliven class debates. It is comprehensive, concise, and beautifully written. The book offers clear definitions of numerous concepts and economic development terms that are extremely useful and accessible for students at all levels of learning. I highly recommend it.... (Carol Wise)
Praise for the First Edition This useful text . . . is a welcome addition to the growing list of texts surveying the economics of Latin America. . . . A wealth of details is provided on the author's presentation, which includes numerous charts and graphs on major issues such as privatization, trade, finance, competitiveness, and social policies.... (Choice)
An essential book about Latin American economies. (Latin-Focus)
Praise for the First Edition Patrice Franko's book is engaging, it focuses on important contemporary issues, and it challenges students. This text will serve introductory students well, while also offering sufficient analytical substance and institutional detail for those with more background in economics. It clearly illustrates how economics can help us understand important issues in the region.... (David Schodt)
Praise for the First Edition Patrice Franko's book is engaging, it focuses on important contemporary issues, and it challenges students. This text will serve introductory students well, while also offering sufficient analytical substance and institutional detail for those with more background in economics. It clearly illustrates how economics can help us understand important issues in the region. (David Schodt)
Praise for the First Edition This text has served as an invaluable guide to my course on Latin American economic development, and it has helped to enliven class debates. It is comprehensive, concise, and beautifully written. The book offers clear definitions of numerous concepts and economic development terms that are extremely useful and accessible for students at all levels of learning. I highly recommend it. (Carol Wise)
Praise for the First Edition This useful text . . . is a welcome addition to the growing list of texts surveying the economics of Latin America. . . . A wealth of details is provided on the author's presentation, which includes numerous charts and graphs on major issues such as privatization, trade, finance, competitiveness, and social policies. (Choice)
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