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Introduction by Robert Wesson
From Crisis to Problem: Latin American Debt, 1982-1987 by Albert Fishlow
New Strategies for an Old Problem by Gary W. Wynia
Rescheduling: A Banker's View by Charles J.L.T. Kovacs
Mexico: Pressures for Restructuring by Susan Kaufman Purcell
The Mexican Crisis: A Comment by Clark Reynolds
Limitations of Mexican Debt-Based Growth by Robert E. Looney
Debt and Trade: A Possible Link by Saul Trejo-Reyes
Brazil and the Debt: Social Costs by Riordan Roett
The Argentine Debt Crisis and the Consolidation of Democracy by Carlos H. Waisman
Notes on the Argentine Debt Crisis by Carlos Alberto Carballo
Venezuela, Central America, and the Caribbean by Gary W. Wynia
Can the Mice Roar? Small Countries and the Debt Crisis by Howard J. Wiarda
A Small Country's Debt: The Case of Costa Rica by Felix Delgado Quesada
Chile and Debt-Equity Conversion by James M. Livingstone
Peruvian Statement (excerpts) by Senator Carlos E. Melgar
Castro's Debt Crusade by William Ratliff
To Lend of Not to Lend by Alfred J. Watkins
To Borrow or Not to Borrow by Robert Wesson
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