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Por Hernando de Soto
Perú 21, 22 de marzo 2009
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Por Hernando de Soto
Perú 21, 22 de marzo 2009
Neasa MacErlean
Sunday 15 March 2009 The Bank of England can go in for quantitative easing and cut interest rates all it likes, but such a monetary approach will do very little to ease the current crisis. This is the view of Hernando de Soto, the Peruvian economist whose work with the poor has pushed him into the frame for a Nobel prize.
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Por Hernando de Soto
El Comercio, 03 de marzo 2009
Published in Cipe Development BlogLook around: everything of economic value that you own - house and car titles, mortgages, checking accounts, stocks, contracts, patents, other people’s debts (including derivatives) - is documented on paper.
The Obama administration must tackle a problem that has bedeviled the emerging markets for years.
By Barrett Sheridan | Newsweek Web Exclusive
Feb 20, 2009
Although it's hard to believe, Wall Street's Gucci-wearing financiers actually have quite a bit in common with slum dwellers in Kenya and Mumbai at the moment-they're both mired in shadow
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Por Eduardo Corrales
IBL NEWS, 9 de enero 2009