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Fortun examines Bolivia's bond-market return before an IMF agreement, arguing that fuel costs, inflation, blockades and entrenched political networks complicate the sequence of stabilization.
Fortun examines Bolivia's bond-market return before an IMF agreement, arguing that fuel costs, inflation, blockades and entrenched political networks complicate the sequence of stabilization.
Jonathan Fortun’s research on Bolivia’s economy: exchange rates, inflation, monetary conditions and the links between macroeconomic adjustment and development.
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