Democracy, Dictatorship and Economic Performance in Chile
Author: William R. Keech
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Democracy, Dictatorship and Economic Performance in Chile by William R. Keech explores the political and economic experience of Chile between 1932 and the present, comparing the impact of democracy and dictatorship on economic performance. It discusses the reforms and policies implemented under both regimes and argues that neoliberal economic policies were central to Chile's economic success.
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