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30 de dic. de 2020 · El economista británico John Williamson acuñó el término inconscientemente en un artículo de 1989 en el que revisaba las diez medidas económicas que profesaban elFondo Monetario Internacional (FMI), el Banco Mundial, el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo y el Departamento del Tesoro de Estados Unidos, todas ellas con sede en la capital de Estados Unidos, Washington D. C. Estas propuestas ...
Contenu. Selon le « consensus de Washington » tel que présenté dans l'article à l'origine de l'expression paru en 1989 sous la plume de l'économiste John Williamson, la solution-type à une crise de la dette de l'État accompagnée de récession et d'hyperinflation, telle qu'elle existait en Amérique du Sud, passait par un « paquet » de réformes à imposer aux États par la Banque ...
17 de abr. de 2021 · John Williamson, who defined the “Washington consensus”, died on April 11th. His brainchild became caricatured. But it had never been a manifesto. Apr 17th 2021. I T WAS IN January 1947, with ...
29 de abr. de 2021 · Economist John Williamson, who coined the term "Washington Consensus," passed away in April 2021 at 83. Economic debates in post-apartheid South Africa were shaped by Williamson's ideas. As inequality continues to rise and we grapple with how to build back better from the pandemic, we can look to South Africa for a new global consensus premised on economic justice and shared prosperity.
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Thus the paper aims to set out what would be regarded in Washington as constituting a desirable set of economic policy reforms. ... Lessard, Donard R., and John Williamson, eds. 1987. Capital Flight and Third World Debt. Washington: Institute for International Economics. Paredes, Carlos. 1989.
15 de abr. de 2021 · John Williamson, a British economist who in 1989 coined the phrase “Washington Consensus” to describe a set of policy reforms for developing economies, then spent the rest of his career trying ...
