Organized business, economic change, and democracy in Latin America
Published 1 January 1998
Francisco Durand, Eduardo Silva
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Studying Latin America, this text analyzes the extent to which economic and political changes have convinced business elites to strengthen their employer associations and to use them - instead of less institutionalized means - to influence the policy-making process.
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