Scrambling for survival : how firms adjusted to the recent reforms in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay (English)

The authors who prepared this report carried out interviews with managers in manufacturing and agricultural exporting firms that elicited reactions about the favorable and unfavorable shocks caused by the reforms, the credibility and consistency of the reform packages, and the major adjustments in the firms' operations. The findings show that firms benefit from the removal of price controls, restrictive labor laws, and laws restricting the purchase...

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Corbo,Vittorio;

de Melo, Jaime [editors];
Document Date
1985/11/30
Document Type
Staff Working Paper
Report Number
SWP764
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Chile, Argentina, Uruguay,
Region
Latin America and Caribbean,
Disclosure Date
2010/07/01
Doc Name
Scrambling for survival : how firms adjusted to the recent reforms in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay
Keywords
southern cone

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Corbo,Vittorio; de Melo, Jaime [editors].

Scrambling for survival : how firms adjusted to the recent reforms in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay (English). Staff working paper ; no. SWP 764 Washington, DC : The World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/553141468779127888

Scrambling for survival : how firms adjusted to the recent reforms in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay (English)

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