Category: 2004
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Microchips and Mergers
In the corporate world, Latin America’s traditional family-controlled companies may dominate today, but they will be the dinosaurs of tomorrow.
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Opportunities, Risk and Threats
A common market and common currency? A profitable, legal narcotics trade? Sensible populists running governments? In the following pages, we reveal what the world’s experts see in Latin America’s future.
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Prudent Populism
Populism in Latin America used to mean inflation and unrest. But in the decades ahead, a new type of populism may be the prevailing political trend.