According to the study Latin America and the Caribbean in the World Economy 2009-2010, the expansion of trade over the past decade was due more to prices than to value added.
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Presented at ECLAC's Thirty-third session. Sets forth a comprehensive view on the future of Latin America and the Caribbean and suggests a broad array of State policies.
Examines the main characteristics of the post-crisis scenario and identifies the ensuing demand for greater regional cooperation, presenting also several proposals to boost that cooperation.
Jointly prepared by ECLAC and the IDB. Its purpose is to contribute to the ongoing discussion on the economic impact of climate change in light of the results of the latest session of the Conference on Climate Change, held in Copenhagen in December.
This annual publication is one of the leading sources of statistical information of the region, and contains social, economic and environmental data from the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. It is possible to access to the statistical chart in Excel format.
The study outlines the economic impact of climate change in the region. It was presented at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, held in Copenhagen.
This 17th version of the report provides estimates for 2009 on poverty and indigence in the region and analyses social spending and government social protection policies