Esperanza de paz
by CIEN (Organization)
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"Criticizes the inequitable mercantilist economic model and proposes development based on ensuring basic needs and equal-opportunity access while restricting the role of the State, decentralizing the economy, and relying on market mechanisms. Brief analysis of problems in social and macroeconomic areas, but little attention to how proposed solutions might be implemented"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.
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