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Sovereign Debt in Latin America and the Caribbean: An Analysis of its Composition and Sustainability
Date issued:
Abr 2010
This paper addresses the solvency of the public sector in Latin American economies. In particular, it analyzes the standardized public debt statistics for the these economies that have been compiled…
Date issued:
Abr 2010
Guatemala - Final public report about the Program for application of general principles for Latin American and Caribbean remittance market
Date issued:
Abr 2010
El propósito principal de este documento es aportar algunos elementos que puedan informar la discusión sobre las perspectivas que abre el actual proceso de integración económica en Centroamérica para…
Date issued:
Abr 2010
Informe público final- Programa de aplicación de los principios generales para los mercados de remesas de América Latina y el Caribe ¿ GUATEMALA
Date issued:
Abr 2010
Documento descriptivo público de la situación del mercado de remesas en Bolivia, que incluye: contexto económico, la organización institucional y el marco legal que regula ese mercado;…
Date issued:
Abr 2010
This paper applies new techniques and metrics to analyze Ecuador's past record of and future opportunities for structural transformation. Ecuador's export dynamics and the emergence of new…
Date issued:
Mar 2010
Para el año 2015, es posible que 30 millones de estudiantes de América Latina cuenten con un dispositivo electrónico de uso personal, destinado a apoyar sus aprendizajes. Esto representa un enorme…
Date issued:
Mar 2010
Mexican students score low in international learning assessments, particularly in math. To help remedy this situation, the Inter-American Development Bank is supporting a pilot study to identify to…
Date issued:
Mar 2010
Chilean students perform poorly in international learning assessments, and the achievement gap between income groups is large. To remedy this situation, the Inter-American Development Bank is…
Date issued:
Mar 2010
There is a chance that by 2015, 30 million students in Latin America may have an electronic device for personal use devoted to aid in their learning. This represents an enormous educational challenge.