The failures of price controls and nationalizations have helped make traditional Latin American populism unpopular. If populism transforms itself into a program for a stronger welfare state, the results could be even worse for economic growth.
The Values of Free Enterprise versus the New Populism in Latin America
By Carlos Rodríguez Braun
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Defense and Foreign PolicyEconomyFree Market EconomicsInternational Economics and DevelopmentLatin AmericaTrade
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