Development

Economic and decisional power is concentrated into ever fewer hands, a process that seems unstoppable. However, from time to time, social reactions threaten to push down the continuous concentration. To …

Many countries apply adjustment policies arguing that the State generated a “party” spending income it did not have, which produced serious imbalances. This proposition conceals perverse situations: the “party,” if …

In economics, there are issues presented as undisputable “truths” which in reality are used to impose interests and privileges that cannot be defended in open air. An example is how …

As non-central countries grow, they suffer recurrent bottlenecks in the external sector (more foreign currency is required than it is available). Causes are diverse as diverse are the economic, social, …

Transition from the very small to medium scale ventures of the popular economy. Can it be addressed? What kind of support is needed?

We have said that popular economy …