Synopses & Reviews
If a country opens its domestic production to become competitive in the world economy, how do policy choices critically influence its economic performance? This work delves into questions such as this in its analysis of economic policy and financial reform in developing countries. Using detailed case studies of Nigeria and Bolivia, the authors discuss trade agreements, exchange rates, the public sector, and policy reform.
Review
"...this volume is a valuable collection that will certainly provide much of interest to both policymakers and government officials in developing countries and teachers of development studies."--Choice