Paz's reform push in Bolivia after 53 days of protests
Fortun discusses the economic damage from prolonged blockades and how lower production and higher inflation constrain Bolivia's next stage of reform.
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Fortun discusses the economic damage from prolonged blockades and how lower production and higher inflation constrain Bolivia's next stage of reform.
View detailsFortun distinguishes Mexico's recent debt outflows from earlier stress episodes and explains how external shocks interact with weaker domestic growth.
View detailsFortun argues that recent reforms offer limited relief while financing constraints, weak investment and foreign-currency shortages continue to restrain growth.
View detailsFortun interprets successive output contractions as evidence of an established recession and discusses the limited scope for recovery amid currency shortages and inflation.
View detailsThe article cites Fortun and Marcello Estevao's IIF assessment of a policy-driven US slowdown within a broader discussion of Federal Reserve independence and international spillovers.
View detailsFortun examines the trade costs of Bolivia's landlocked geography alongside domestic logistical, institutional and economic constraints.
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