Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid
Biographic Data
| ID | 334107 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid |
| GIVEN NAMES | Juan Carlos |
| FAMILY NAME | Moreno-Brid |
| SIGNATURE | MORENO-BRID J C |
| AFFILIATIONS | a Economic Development Unit of the Regional Office, Mexico |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Central America and the pandemic
This article has a twofold purpose: to describe the social and economic situation in the countries of the Central American subregion prior to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and to provide a comparative analysis of the macroeconomic policies introduced by the governments of these countries in response to this health crisis. As a central part of that analysis, it looks at the main structural policy challenges for the enhancement of soc…
Mexico’s Road to a Green New Deal
In his December 2018 inauguration speech, Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador declared the demise of neoliberalism and promised to eradicate corruption, identifying them as the ultimate c
Julio López
This remembrance is written with sadness for the departure of Julio, a dear and highly cultivated friend, with a contagious sense of humor and love for books and cinema, always available for intens
Export competitiveness in an oil and gas economy
The oil and gas sector has led the economy of Trinidad and Tobago since the late 1970s and, more pronouncedly, since 2000, accounting for a large share of gdp, total exports and tax revenue. Its prospects in the medium term could be negatively affected, however, if oil and gas extraction expands in other countries, and if the United States attains energy self-sufficiency. This paper offers an analysis of the evolution and competitiveness of its o…
Update analysis on the international crisis and its impact on the Mexican economy
The aim of this study is to analyze the current state of the Mexican economy in the face of the international crisis. Two questions are asked: Is the international crisis over? Is the Mexican economy strong and resilient enough to face the crisis in the eurozone? The first of these questions is answered in the first part. The answer to the second question is discussed in the second part of this study. Also examined are the large number of short, …
Alice Amsden's impact on Latin America
On March 15 2012, we lost Professor Alice Amsden, a great intellectual power in development economics. Her work was systematically marked by creativity, originality, relevance and her fearless commitment to always speak truth to power both in academic as well as in policy-making arenas. This In Memoriam concentrates on just one part of her great intellectual legacy: her impact to better understanding Latin America's development challenges, obstac…
Latin America’s Left Turns
Economic development and social policies in Mexico
Since the mid-1980s Mexico has implemented a radical reorientation of its development strategy away from state - led industrialization and trade protection. This reform has drastically reduced the role of the state in the economy in favour of market mechanisms, and changed the orientation of social policies towards targeting and decentralization. The article examines the effects of this reform on Mexico's social and economic development, and find…
What Is New and What Is Left of the Economic Policies of the New Left Governments of Latin America
The Dynamism of Mexican Exports
Global Imbalances and Economic Development
(2007). Global Imbalances and Economic Development: Economic Policymaking by Leftist Governments in Latin America. International Journal of Political Economy: Vol. 36, No. 4, pp. 53-70
Mexico’s market reforms in historical perspective
This paper examines Mexico’s main economic policies and problems during the last two centuries. Focusing on episodes of radical shifts in development strategy concerning the role of the market and the State, it argues that Mexico’s real obstacles to development have often been misperceived, and such misperception may be occurring today. This argument is tested, initially, by reviewing the causes of Mexico’s economic stagnation during most of the …
Trade liberalization and economic growth in Central America
This article examines the long-run relationship between export performance and economic growth in three Central American countries from 1950 to 1999. Therefore, it excludes the recent years of slowdown in the world economy, 2000-2002. The cointegration analysts supports the view that the external sector has been a key determinant of these countries’ long-run rate of economic growth. The article also suggests that the trade liberalization experien…
The Dynamism of Mexican Exports
Economic development and social policies in Mexico
Since the mid-1980s Mexico has implemented a radical reorientation of its development strategy away from state - led industrialization and trade protection. This reform has drastically reduced the role of the state in the economy in favour of market mechanisms, and changed the orientation of social policies towards targeting and decentralization. The article examines the effects of this reform on Mexico's social and economic development, and find…
Alice Amsden's impact on Latin America
On March 15 2012, we lost Professor Alice Amsden, a great intellectual power in development economics. Her work was systematically marked by creativity, originality, relevance and her fearless commitment to always speak truth to power both in academic as well as in policy-making arenas. This In Memoriam concentrates on just one part of her great intellectual legacy: her impact to better understanding Latin America's development challenges, obstac…
What Is New and What Is Left of the Economic Policies of the New Left Governments of Latin America
Trade liberalization and economic growth in Central America
This article examines the long-run relationship between export performance and economic growth in three Central American countries from 1950 to 1999. Therefore, it excludes the recent years of slowdown in the world economy, 2000-2002. The cointegration analysts supports the view that the external sector has been a key determinant of these countries’ long-run rate of economic growth. The article also suggests that the trade liberalization experien…
Trade liberalization and economic growth in Central America
This article examines the long-run relationship between export performance and economic growth in three Central American countries from 1950 to 1999. Therefore, it excludes the recent years of slowdown in the world economy, 2000-2002. The cointegration analysts supports the view that the external sector has been a key determinant of these countries’ long-run rate of economic growth. The article also suggests that the trade liberalization experien…
Mexico’s market reforms in historical perspective
This paper examines Mexico’s main economic policies and problems during the last two centuries. Focusing on episodes of radical shifts in development strategy concerning the role of the market and the State, it argues that Mexico’s real obstacles to development have often been misperceived, and such misperception may be occurring today. This argument is tested, initially, by reviewing the causes of Mexico’s economic stagnation during most of the …
Global Imbalances and Economic Development
(2007). Global Imbalances and Economic Development: Economic Policymaking by Leftist Governments in Latin America. International Journal of Political Economy: Vol. 36, No. 4, pp. 53-70
What Is New and What Is Left of the Economic Policies of the New Left Governments of Latin America
The Dynamism of Mexican Exports
Economic development and social policies in Mexico
Since the mid-1980s Mexico has implemented a radical reorientation of its development strategy away from state - led industrialization and trade protection. This reform has drastically reduced the role of the state in the economy in favour of market mechanisms, and changed the orientation of social policies towards targeting and decentralization. The article examines the effects of this reform on Mexico's social and economic development, and find…
Latin America’s Left Turns
Update analysis on the international crisis and its impact on the Mexican economy
The aim of this study is to analyze the current state of the Mexican economy in the face of the international crisis. Two questions are asked: Is the international crisis over? Is the Mexican economy strong and resilient enough to face the crisis in the eurozone? The first of these questions is answered in the first part. The answer to the second question is discussed in the second part of this study. Also examined are the large number of short, …
Alice Amsden's impact on Latin America
On March 15 2012, we lost Professor Alice Amsden, a great intellectual power in development economics. Her work was systematically marked by creativity, originality, relevance and her fearless commitment to always speak truth to power both in academic as well as in policy-making arenas. This In Memoriam concentrates on just one part of her great intellectual legacy: her impact to better understanding Latin America's development challenges, obstac…
Export competitiveness in an oil and gas economy
The oil and gas sector has led the economy of Trinidad and Tobago since the late 1970s and, more pronouncedly, since 2000, accounting for a large share of gdp, total exports and tax revenue. Its prospects in the medium term could be negatively affected, however, if oil and gas extraction expands in other countries, and if the United States attains energy self-sufficiency. This paper offers an analysis of the evolution and competitiveness of its o…
Mexico’s Road to a Green New Deal
In his December 2018 inauguration speech, Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador declared the demise of neoliberalism and promised to eradicate corruption, identifying them as the ultimate c
Julio López
This remembrance is written with sadness for the departure of Julio, a dear and highly cultivated friend, with a contagious sense of humor and love for books and cinema, always available for intens
Central America and the pandemic
This article has a twofold purpose: to describe the social and economic situation in the countries of the Central American subregion prior to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and to provide a comparative analysis of the macroeconomic policies introduced by the governments of these countries in response to this health crisis. As a central part of that analysis, it looks at the main structural policy challenges for the enhancement of soc…
Economics (11 works) · Political science (9 works) · Development economics (6 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (5 works) · International trade (4 works) · Latin Americans (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Economy (3 works) · Global trade and economics (3 works)