As in other Latin American economies, in recent years, Peru has been experiencing a strong influx of foreign capital which, on the one hand has speeded up economic growth but, on the other, necessitated cautious monetary ...

The urgent need to achieve greater economic growth in the short term has overshadowed the importance of social policy to sustaining that growth in the long run. And, on the flip side, narrow views, thankfully overcome, ...

This article looks into the connection between political liberties and economic development. The author reviews the arguments of several studies on the subject and concludes that more political liberties are not necessarily ...

Designing adequate social policy involves “bearing in mind“ a theoretical reference framework that enables it to work in practice. The aim of this article is to air a number of ideas on the subject, with an emphasis on the ...

The author presents a historical survey of street' children in Lima. He emphasizes the fact that Lima's colonial urban culture did not allow the articulation and development of this social phenomenon in past centuries as ...

The article analyses recent foreign investment in Peru under the new development strategy. It examines the changes that have come about in the composition of flows, the new features they present, the explanatory factors ...

This article studies the relationship between political violence and liberal principles in Peru during the first decades of Republican government, 1827-1845. The logic of behavior of caudillos was immersed in a discourse ...

The article propases a dictum or rule for the methodology of monetary theory modeling. The dictum or rule is that money should not be a primitive concept in monetary theory, but its existence and its value should result ...

The so-called Walras law tends to be presented as if to confirm the impossibility of imbalances in a single market. The author provides us with an example that shows us where the “law“ is off the mark. The article then ...

The paper presents the preliminary results of an international research project undertaken in Brazil, India, Mexico, Turkey, Thailand and Venezuela on whether and to what extent flexible automation (FA) has diffused lo ...