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David De Ferranti and Anthony Ody have written a Brookings paper that draws on recent studies at the World Bank and elsewhere to highlight four aspects of Latin America 's current challenges.
Authors: David de Ferranti and Anthony Ody
August 2006
David De Ferranti and Anthony Ody have written a Brookings paper that draws on recent studies at the World Bank and elsewhere to highlight four aspects of Latin America 's current challenges.
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