Latin American-U.S. economic interactions : conflict, accommodation, and policies for the future /

Papers and proceedings of a conference held in Austin, 1973, sponsored by the Graduate School of Business and the Institute of Latin American Studies of the University of Texas at Austin and the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.

Includes bibliographical references.

Five major subject areas were explicitly covered in the conference: the role of external economic relationships in the process of development; trade relations; U.S. direct foreign investment and Latin America States; contrasting goals and policies; some specific elements of conflict and congruence between U.S. direct foreign investment and Latin American states; and alternative forms of U.S. business and economic involvement in Latin America, including public programs.

rpm 13/06/2017

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