State-Owned Enterprises and Industrial Development in Latin America

Castañeda, Francisco; Traverso, Diego Barría; Carpentier, Jean‐Baptiste

doi:10.4324/9781351042543-9

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“…The consistent demand uptick we saw during the 2000sand up to the major slump of 2014 is unlikely to return to the levels witnessed in that period (Castañeda et al , 2020; Jepson, 2020). This super-cycle period undoubtedly offered commodity reliant countries an opportunity to expand their fiscal revenue base by increasing increase tax and royalty hauls, investments in their national oil and mining companies and through new bargaining power of such states (Castañeda et al , 2020; Massi and Singh, 2018).…”

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“…In other words, those countries that continue to integrate with global financial systems and architecture or which have reached a point of "intensive integration" would continue to experience this worsening scenario (Akyüz and Akyüz, 2020). The consistent demand uptick we saw during the 2000sand up to the major slump of 2014 is unlikely to return to the levels witnessed in that period (Castañeda et al, 2020;Jepson, 2020).This super-cycle period undoubtedly offered commodity reliant countries an opportunity to expand their fiscal revenue base by increasing increase tax and royalty hauls, investments in their national oil and mining companies and through new bargaining power of such states (Castañeda et al, 2020;Massi and Singh, 2018).…”

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confidence: 94%

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The triple crisis of debt, demand and decarbonisation: a preliminary analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on commodity-dependent developing economies

Perry

2020

IJDI

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Purpose This paper aims to offer a preliminary overview and analysis of the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on commodity-dependent developing economies (CDDEs). Using debt, decarbonisation and demand as empirical and analytical prisms to understand impacts and dynamics, the paper offers “rent space” as a theoretical tool to appreciate the changing possibilities for using resource rents for capital accumulation and expand development frontiers. It maps out the certain common features among this group of developing countries facing an increasingly adverse and uncertain situation. It offers a political economic perspective on the global dynamics and internal political situation that constrain these countries’ ability to manage the effects of this external shock that date to the 2008 crisis, and to therefore shore up an effective recovery in the coming years. Design/methodology/approach The paper draws together secondary literature and evidence from a number of sources including the World Bank, United Nations and International Monetary Fund on the empirical situation in these countries in view of COVID-19. The paper uses a thematic approach to understand how the current crisis has exposed these embedded and worsening vulnerabilities in this group of countries. Findings Results demonstrate the wide-ranging effects of COVID-19 as an existential crisis of demand in short and medium term, the explosion of debt due to actually occurring financialisation and the looming medium and long-term consequences of decarbonisation that may oblige countries to abandon exploitation of fossil fuel resources. Originality/value In the final analysis, COVID-19 has revealed a number of lingering effects of the commodity boom and global financial crisis. The increased indebtedness that resulted not only underscores the long-term unviability of commodity-based development as a strategy but also reveals new unprecedented weaknesses and challenges. Given the current configuration of global and domestic political economy dynamics, the paper shows that the “rent space” in fossil fuel exporters is particularly constrained and shrinking, compared to mineral exporters, but all showing a trend towards concentration in commodity production overall and worsening prospects for green recovery or industrial pathway.

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The triple crisis of debt, demand and decarbonisation: a preliminary analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on commodity-dependent developing economies

Perry

2020

IJDI

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“…Asimismo, y con mucha fuerza, se ha ampliado el conocimiento no solo de las empresas públicas en América Latina, sino también sobre el Estado empresario (Castañeda et al, 2020). Aunque es imposible presentar aquí todos los temas analizados por la literatura, podemos mencionar el señalamiento de Guillermo Guajardo Soto y Marcelo Rougier (2015) sobre que la intervención del sector público en la economía y la conformación del Estado empresario en América Latina fue producto de las demandas sociales, empresariales y de las acciones de su propia estructura burocrática.…”

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Historia empresarial en América Latina: debates, perspectivas y agendas en el siglo XXI

Lluch

2024

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“…In that context, public management provided new approaches to managers who started the implementation of actions to reduce public bureaucratic procedures by strengthening efforts for greater process efficiency based on the outcome (Barzelay, 1992;Osborne & Gaebler, 1992). Although this approach had been previously applied in the private business sector, the adaptation and change of paradigm is still a challenge for Latin American governments, since the traditional administrative thinking of public managers still prevails within the functional structure based on current regulations, despite the announce of multiple state modernization documents, restructure some public entities and even the formulate of strategic plans with a minimum projection of 20 years planned by supra-state institutions Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean) (Castañeda et al , 2020;Peters & Nagel, 2020).…”

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Administrative Sanctions in State Contracting Processes: Reflections on the Peruvian Case

Vílchez,

Moquillaza,

Bringas-Salvador

et al. 2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Purpose: The framework of the actions of the Peruvian State Contracting Tribunal (TCE), it was proposed to reflect on the causes of the ineffectiveness of the regulatory framework of state contracting processes, seeking to disaggregate them to offer solutions to the problem of increase in the procedural burden in this court. Methodology: A systematic narrative review was carried out using a qualitative research approach. Using Atlas Ti®, 31 categories were obtained, which were grouped into three groups: Factors associated with the origin of the contract, Concomitant measures to the actions of the TCE, and Deficiency of the jurisprudence in support of the rulings of the TCE. Result: It was concluded that, to the extent that it takes time for the integration of administrative management systems and systematization of the information generated by the sources associated with the State Procurement Law to guarantee better processes for updating the regulations, the number of cases that are treated in the TEC would continue to increase. Conclusion: The review and analysis of this work, the authors consulted agree that it is imperative to review and systematize the information generated from the sources associated with the regulations of the state procurement law, as well as the review of the regulatory hierarchies that should be considered to regulate the procedures that are resolved in the TCE.

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State-Owned Enterprises and Industrial Development in Latin America

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The triple crisis of debt, demand and decarbonisation: a preliminary analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on commodity-dependent developing economies

The triple crisis of debt, demand and decarbonisation: a preliminary analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on commodity-dependent developing economies

Historia empresarial en América Latina: debates, perspectivas y agendas en el siglo XXI

Administrative Sanctions in State Contracting Processes: Reflections on the Peruvian Case

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