Enrique V Iglesias
Biographic Data
| ID | 5768669 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Enrique V Iglesias |
| GIVEN NAMES | Enrique V |
| FAMILY NAME | Iglesias |
| SIGNATURE | IGLESIAS E V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Inter-American Development Bank |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9294-9349 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Beyond Small Change
Beyond Small Change examines the phenomenon of migrant remittances in hopes of contributing to international understanding of remittances, promoting better policies and practices in this area, and turning migrant workers' hard-won resources into a source of development for their homelands. This book draws on survey evidence, detailed analysis of case studies, and comparisons across countries and regions, and paints a picture of remittance flows t…
The New Latin America and the Inter-American Development Bank
Additional informationNotes on contributorsEnrique V. IglesiasEnrique V. Iglesias is president of the Inter-American Development Bank. He was previously Uruguay's minister of external relations and was chairman of the conference that launched the Uruguay Round of trade negotiations under the aegis of the GATT
Reflections on Economic Development
Statement delivered at the Expert Meeting on Crisis and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean
It goes without saying that it is a source of great pleasure and emotion to be back here in what I continue to regard as my home, beside my dear friend Norberto González, in whose capable hands the institution now rests, and Dr. Raúl Prebisch, to whom I owe so much and whose opinion I value so highly. I am also very pleased and moved to be at this meeting for which we all worked so hard, which we were preparing so hopefully throughout the past ye…
The Latin American economy during 1984
As is customary, at the end of 1984 the Executive Secretary of ECLAC presented a review of developments in the Latin American economy during the past year, and the text of this review is reproduced in the present article
Latin America
The stalements made by the Executive Secretary at the ECLAC sessions are among the fullest expressions of the institution’s thought. The present article reproduces the address delivered at the Third Plenary Meeting of the Twentieth Session (April 1984), the aim being to present an overview of the present economic situation of Latin America
A preliminary overview of the Latin American economy during 1983
BALANZA DE PAGOS, CRECIMIENTO ECONOMICO, DEUDA EXTERNA, INFLACION, RECESION ECONOMICA, BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, ECONOMIC GROWTH, ECONOMIC RECESSION, EXTERNAL DEBT, INFLATION
Reflections on the Latin American economy in 1982
A review of what happened in the Latin American economies during 1982 is a particularly useful step towards understanding the nature and causes of the serious economic crisis affecting the region, knowledge of which in its turn is indispensable for proposing measures whereby to cope successfully witih the situation
Bases for a Latin American response to the international economic crisis
Analiza la naturaleza y alcance de la crisis economica de America Latina; la asimetria del proceso de ajuste en curso y la necesidad de un enfoque alternativo; la accion internacional de la region ante la crisis del endeudamiento externo; la evolucion reciente de los procesos de integracion y cooperacion regionales; y la concertacion regional ante los problemas de comercio internacional
The international recession and Latin America
The international economic and financial crisis is one of the main sources of present concern, particularly as there are no generally accepted solutions for dealing with it. This article is therefore of special interest in that it seeks not only to describe the main features of the crisis but also to suggest some ways of tackling it
Development and equity
This article reproduces, with a few changes, the Report which the author presented to the nineteenth session of CEPAL in his capacity as Executive Secretary of the Commission
The energy challenge
The subject of styles of development is not foreign to us, nor has it only recently become one of CEPAL’s concerns; it has been one for some time. Originally serving as an analytical category to dispel the anxiety of economists over the social failure or inefficiency of growth processes, it later acquired elements developed in the expanded international discussion of the various dimensions of development. The debate on development has thus been f…
Latin America on the threshold of the 1980s
With the end of the 1970s at hand, by way of drawing up a general balance the author sketches the main features of Latin American development in the recent past and notes the main challenges which the region will have to face in the years to come. He begins by recognizing that since the war, and especially during the 1960s and the beginning of the present decade, Latin America achieved vigorous economic growth, but he stresses that this did not s…
The ambivalence of Latin American agriculture
What has happened in rural development in recent years means that one must be very chary of the traditional view that agriculture lacks dynamism and is incapable of responding effectively to economic stimuli. On the contrary, output has grown steadily, export agriculture has expanded, the level of technology used has risen and the organization of production has been changing, and all this is closely linked to substantial changes in the make-up an…
Situation and prospects of the Latin American economy in 1975
After describing the economic recession which came to a head in 1975 and examining some overall indicators, this article analyses the most important underlying causes of the recession. Two interrelated causes are particularly worthy of note: firstly, the deterioration of the economic situation of the centres, and secondly, the sharper contradiction between the growing demand for imports required by the prevail ing type of growth and the capacity …
Development and equity
This article reproduces, with a few changes, the Report which the author presented to the nineteenth session of CEPAL in his capacity as Executive Secretary of the Commission
Situation and prospects of the Latin American economy in 1975
After describing the economic recession which came to a head in 1975 and examining some overall indicators, this article analyses the most important underlying causes of the recession. Two interrelated causes are particularly worthy of note: firstly, the deterioration of the economic situation of the centres, and secondly, the sharper contradiction between the growing demand for imports required by the prevail ing type of growth and the capacity …
The Latin American economy during 1984
As is customary, at the end of 1984 the Executive Secretary of ECLAC presented a review of developments in the Latin American economy during the past year, and the text of this review is reproduced in the present article
A preliminary overview of the Latin American economy during 1983
BALANZA DE PAGOS, CRECIMIENTO ECONOMICO, DEUDA EXTERNA, INFLACION, RECESION ECONOMICA, BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, ECONOMIC GROWTH, ECONOMIC RECESSION, EXTERNAL DEBT, INFLATION
The international recession and Latin America
The international economic and financial crisis is one of the main sources of present concern, particularly as there are no generally accepted solutions for dealing with it. This article is therefore of special interest in that it seeks not only to describe the main features of the crisis but also to suggest some ways of tackling it
Situation and prospects of the Latin American economy in 1975
After describing the economic recession which came to a head in 1975 and examining some overall indicators, this article analyses the most important underlying causes of the recession. Two interrelated causes are particularly worthy of note: firstly, the deterioration of the economic situation of the centres, and secondly, the sharper contradiction between the growing demand for imports required by the prevail ing type of growth and the capacity …
The ambivalence of Latin American agriculture
What has happened in rural development in recent years means that one must be very chary of the traditional view that agriculture lacks dynamism and is incapable of responding effectively to economic stimuli. On the contrary, output has grown steadily, export agriculture has expanded, the level of technology used has risen and the organization of production has been changing, and all this is closely linked to substantial changes in the make-up an…
Latin America on the threshold of the 1980s
With the end of the 1970s at hand, by way of drawing up a general balance the author sketches the main features of Latin American development in the recent past and notes the main challenges which the region will have to face in the years to come. He begins by recognizing that since the war, and especially during the 1960s and the beginning of the present decade, Latin America achieved vigorous economic growth, but he stresses that this did not s…
The energy challenge
The subject of styles of development is not foreign to us, nor has it only recently become one of CEPAL’s concerns; it has been one for some time. Originally serving as an analytical category to dispel the anxiety of economists over the social failure or inefficiency of growth processes, it later acquired elements developed in the expanded international discussion of the various dimensions of development. The debate on development has thus been f…
Development and equity
This article reproduces, with a few changes, the Report which the author presented to the nineteenth session of CEPAL in his capacity as Executive Secretary of the Commission
The international recession and Latin America
The international economic and financial crisis is one of the main sources of present concern, particularly as there are no generally accepted solutions for dealing with it. This article is therefore of special interest in that it seeks not only to describe the main features of the crisis but also to suggest some ways of tackling it
Reflections on the Latin American economy in 1982
A review of what happened in the Latin American economies during 1982 is a particularly useful step towards understanding the nature and causes of the serious economic crisis affecting the region, knowledge of which in its turn is indispensable for proposing measures whereby to cope successfully witih the situation
Bases for a Latin American response to the international economic crisis
Analiza la naturaleza y alcance de la crisis economica de America Latina; la asimetria del proceso de ajuste en curso y la necesidad de un enfoque alternativo; la accion internacional de la region ante la crisis del endeudamiento externo; la evolucion reciente de los procesos de integracion y cooperacion regionales; y la concertacion regional ante los problemas de comercio internacional
Latin America
The stalements made by the Executive Secretary at the ECLAC sessions are among the fullest expressions of the institution’s thought. The present article reproduces the address delivered at the Third Plenary Meeting of the Twentieth Session (April 1984), the aim being to present an overview of the present economic situation of Latin America
A preliminary overview of the Latin American economy during 1983
BALANZA DE PAGOS, CRECIMIENTO ECONOMICO, DEUDA EXTERNA, INFLACION, RECESION ECONOMICA, BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, ECONOMIC GROWTH, ECONOMIC RECESSION, EXTERNAL DEBT, INFLATION
Statement delivered at the Expert Meeting on Crisis and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean
It goes without saying that it is a source of great pleasure and emotion to be back here in what I continue to regard as my home, beside my dear friend Norberto González, in whose capable hands the institution now rests, and Dr. Raúl Prebisch, to whom I owe so much and whose opinion I value so highly. I am also very pleased and moved to be at this meeting for which we all worked so hard, which we were preparing so hopefully throughout the past ye…
The Latin American economy during 1984
As is customary, at the end of 1984 the Executive Secretary of ECLAC presented a review of developments in the Latin American economy during the past year, and the text of this review is reproduced in the present article
The New Latin America and the Inter-American Development Bank
Additional informationNotes on contributorsEnrique V. IglesiasEnrique V. Iglesias is president of the Inter-American Development Bank. He was previously Uruguay's minister of external relations and was chairman of the conference that launched the Uruguay Round of trade negotiations under the aegis of the GATT
Reflections on Economic Development
Beyond Small Change
Beyond Small Change examines the phenomenon of migrant remittances in hopes of contributing to international understanding of remittances, promoting better policies and practices in this area, and turning migrant workers' hard-won resources into a source of development for their homelands. This book draws on survey evidence, detailed analysis of case studies, and comparisons across countries and regions, and paints a picture of remittance flows t…
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