Financialisation in Latin America: Challenges of the Export-Led Growth Model

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Acknowledgements
Introduction
PART I: Regional trends
	1 Multilateralism and regional trade and payments
	2 Capital inflows, current account deficits and deindustrialisation in Latin American commodity- producing economies
	3 Limits and perspectives of export-led growth model and foreign direct investment in Latin America and Mexico
	4 Internationalisation, big corporations and capital accumulation in the Latin American experience
	5 Financialisation and economic inequality in Latin America
	6 The effect of inflation target regimes in commodities-based, financialised economies on income growth and distribution in Latin America
PART II: The failure of comparative advantages
	7 Structural change in Colombia: from import substitution to export-led growth illusion
	8 Financialisation of commodities, reserve accumulation and debt in Argentina
	9 A sectoral analysis of Mexico’s external economic opening (1982–2016)
	10 The natural resource curse and financial development of Mexico
PART III: The growth of financial balance sheets
	11 Financialisation in a small, open developing economy: the case of Chile
	12 Financialisation, growth and investment in Brazil
	13 Financial structure and big corporations in scenarios of increasing indebtedness in Mexico
	14 Financial capital flows and FOREX activities in Mexico: finance or speculation?
	15 Exchange rate policy restrictions on a high-volatility environment: the Mexican currency
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