… Latin American countries. We are going to take a close look at what has happened to each
main Latin American country … We include seven countries in our study: Argentina, Brazil, Chile…

… As a direct consequence of the technological revolution the composition of agricultural
production in Latin America is changing and the relative importance of agriculture in the national …

… economies of Latin-American countries through a tentative transfer of the analytical scheme
of Local Production Systems and clusters to food and agriculture in developing countries; in …

… to study the innovation–productivity link for manufacturing at the firm level for four Latin
American countries (two of them classified as upper-middle income countries by the World Bank—…

… We present in Table 2 the production and citation data for the LA–C countries in journals
included in WoS for the period 2005–2011. The respective percentages were obtained using …

… national and international sources for trventy Latin American countries: Argentina, Bolivia,
Brazil, … statistics on regional and world totals, as well as data fbr non-Latin American countries. …

… Latin America was not completely devoid of manufacturing activities prior to … most larger
Latin American countries." The interruption of shipping and the decline of non-military production …

… to the manufacturing overshooting produced by import … of manufacturing goods vis-à-vis
services driven by trade liberalization. As shown in Figure 2, most Latin American countries have …

… Latin America, as part of the periphery of the world economic system, was that of producing
… resources thus made available to the LatinAmerican countries seem insufficient to pay for the …

… If so, can anything be done to reverse the Latin American trends, or should we think of the
… countries producing apparel and footwear have one kind of mapping while Latin American …