Bulmer-Thomas, V.
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL197081A
Top Subjects
- Central America -- Economic policy (2)
- Latin america, economic policy (2)
- Latin america, economic conditions (2)
- Central America -- Economic integration (2)
- Input-output analysis. (1)
- Industries -- Developing countries -- Mathematical models. (1)
- Latin America -- Economic policy (1)
Books by Bulmer-Thomas, V.
Total count: 16
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An input-output planning model for Costa Rica1976-01-01
Input-output analysis in developing countriessources, methods, and applicationsWiley1982-01-01
The political economy of Central America since 1920Cambridge University Press1987-01-01-
Studies in the Economics of Central AmericaPalgrave Macmillan1988-01-01
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Life after debtthe new economic trajectory in Latin AmericaInstitute of Latin American Studies1992-01-01
The economic history of Latin America since independenceCambridge University Press1994-01-01-
New Economic Model in Latin America and Its Impact on Income Distribution and PovertyPalgrave Macmillan Limited1996-01-01
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Brazil and the United Kingdomtrade relations in the 1990sInstitute of Latin American Studies1997-01-01
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Reflexiones sobre la integración centroamericanaBanco Centroamericano de Integración Económica1997-01-01
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British trade with Latin America in the nineteenth and twentieth centuriesInstitute of Latin American Studies1998-01-01
The United States and Latin Americathe new agendaInstitute of Latin American Studies, University of London1999-01-01-
Centroamérica 2020hacia un nuevo modelo de desarrollo regional1. ed.Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO), Sede Académica, Costa Rica2001-01-01
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Economic History of Latin America since IndependenceCambridge University Press2003-01-01
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Cambridge Economic History of Latin AmericaCambridge University Press2006-01-01
The economic history of the Caribbean since the Napoleonic warsCambridge University Press2012-01-01-
Income, Expenditure and the Balance of Payments in Scotland-An Input-Output ApproachFraser of Allander Institute for Research on the Scottish Economy, University of Strathclyde