Securing our future in a global economy:
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The World Bank
2000
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| Schriftenreihe: | World Bank Latin American and Caribbean studies : Viewpoints
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| Beschreibung: | XI, 133 S. |
| ISBN: | 0821347306 |
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| adam_text | WORLD BANK LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN STUDIES VIEWPOINTS SECURING OUR
FUTURE IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY DAVID DE FERRANTI GUILLERMO E. PERRY INDERMIT
S. GILL LUIS SERVEN WITH FRANCISCO H.G. FERREIRA NADEEM ILAHI WILLIAM F.
MALONEY MARTIN RAMA SUB GSTTINGEN 213 791 846 2001 B1051 THE WORLD BANK
WASHINGTON, D.C. CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS IX ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
XI CHAPTER 1: OPPORTUNITY AND RISK IN A GLOBALIZED LATIN AMERICA AND THE
CARIBBEAN 1 LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN S PERFORMANCE IMPROVED IN
THE 1990S 1 OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS 1 WHY ECONOMIC INSECURITY? 3 THIS
REPORT 6 LAC S VOLATILITY IS HIGH*BUT HAS NOT RISEN IN THE 1990S 6
DEALING WITH ECONOMIC INSECURITY REQUIRES A COMPREHENSIVE INSURANCE
APPROACH 7 LAC S VOLATILITY ARISES FROM MULTIPLE SOURCES*DOMESTIC AND
FOREIGN 7 GOVERNMENTS CAN DO MUCH TO REDUCE VOLATILITY*EVEN IN A
GLOBALIZED ECONOMY 7 EXTERNAL RISKS CAN BE REDUCED BY DIVERSIFICATION
AND LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT 8 ANTICYCLICAL MACROECONOMIC POLICIES EASE
ADJUSTMENT TO SHOCKS 8 DEEPER AND STRONGER FINANCIAL SYSTEMS ARE A KEY
PART OF SOCIAL PROTECTION POLICIES 8 DEEP CRISES ARE PARTICULARLY
DAMAGING FOR THE POOR 8 THE POOR TRY TO PROTECT THEIR LONG-TERM
WELFARE IN CRISES*AS LONG AS THEIR ASSETS PERMIT 9 NEW INCOME SUPPORT
PROGRAMS FOR THE UNEMPLOYED NEED TO BE ESTABLISHED 9 ADMINISTRATIVE
CAPACITY AND LABOR POLICIES ARE KEY IN THE CHOICE OF INSTRUMENTS 9
SELF-INSURANCE FOR SLOW-REFORMING ECONOMIES 10 UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
FOR ADVANCED REFORMING ECONOMIES 10 PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMS PROVIDE
INSURANCE SUPPORT FOR INFORMAL SECTOR WORKERS 10 TARGETED PROGRAMS FOR
THE POOR NEED TO BE BETTER PROTECTED IN DOWNTURNS 10 SAVE IN GOOD TIMES
TO FINANCE SOCIAL SPENDING IN BAD TIMES 10 SUPRANATIONAL ACTION AND THE
ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 11 MYTHS AND REALITIES
ABOUT ECONOMIC VOLATILITY 11 SECURING OUR FUTURE 11 NOTES : 11
CHAPTER 2: ECONOMIC INSECURITY IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN: THE
STYLIZED FACTS 13 METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS 13 AGGREGATE VOLATILITY
IN LATIN AMERICA 15 VOLATILITY IN AGGREGATE OUTPUT 15 VOLATILITY IN
AGGREGATE CONSUMPTION 15 DIFFERENCES IN VOLATILITY ACROSS COUNTRIES
WITHIN THE REGION 16 REGIONAL TRENDS IN ECONOMIC VOLATILITY 18
TRANSMISSION OF AGGREGATE VOLATILITY TO THE LABOR MARKET 21 ARE LATIN
AMERICAN WORKERS FACING MORE RISK? 23 CHANGES IN EARNINGS VOLATILITY 23
TRENDS IN UNEMPLOYMENT RATES 24 CHANGES IN TURNOVER RATES 26 RISE IN
INFORMALITY 27 SECURING OUR FUTURE IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY THE DETERIORATION
IN PROSPECTS OF OLDER WORKERS 31 CHANGES IN INCOME DISTRIBUTION . 32
CONCLUSION 32 NOTES 35 CHAPTER 3: DESIGNING SOCIAL POLICY WHEN PEOPLE
FACE RISK: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK 37 THE NEED FOR SOUND ANALYSIS 37
APPROACH AND IMPLICATIONS 38 ADVANTAGES OF A DISCIPLINED APPROACH 39
CLEARER RATIONALE FOR GOVERNMENT ACTION 42 USEFUL INSIGHTS 42 A POWERFUL
TOOL FOR ORGANIZATION 43 CONCLUSION 43 NOTES 44 CHAPTER 4: MACROECONOMIC
VOLATILITY IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN: CAUSES AND REMEDIES 45
SOURCES OF AGGREGATE VOLATILITY IN LAC 45 EXTERNAL SHOCKS 45
MACROECONOMIC POLICY VOLATILITY 49 ABSORPTION AND AMPLIFICATION OF
SHOCKS: THE IMPORTANCE OF FINANCIAL MARKETS 50 WEAK LINKS WITH WORLD
FINANCIAL MARKETS 52 SHALLOW DOMESTIC FINANCIAL MARKETS 53 THE
COMBINATION INCREASES THE LIKELIHOOD OF ECONOMIC CRISES 54 OTHER
AMPLIFICATION MECHANISMS 57 SUMMARY 61 POLICIES TO DEAL WITH AGGREGATE
VOLATILITY IN LAC .* 61 TERMS OF TRADE RISK 65 CAPITAL FLOWS .* 66 THE
FINANCIAL SYSTEM 67 FISCAL POLICY . 67 MONETARY AND EXCHANGE RATE
POLICY 67 SUPRANATIONAL ACTION V 68 ANNEX 1 68 NOTES 70 CHAPTER 5: THE
RESPONSE OF LAC HOUSEHOLDS TO ECONOMIC SHOCKS 73 THE RISK OF
UNEMPLOYMENT: WHO IS MOST AFFECTED? 73 ARE THE POOR MOST LIKELY TO
BECOME UNEMPLOYED? 73 ARE OLDER, LESS-EDUCATED MEN MORE LIKELY TO BECOME
UNEMPLOYED? 73 IS THERE NO UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR? 74 WHO
BECOMES UNEMPLOYED AND FOR HOW LONG? ... .76 HOUSEHOLD RESPONSES TO
INCOME SHOCKS: FINDINGS OF PANEL STUDIES 76 DO AGGREGATE SHOCKS HURT THE
POOR MORE THAN THE RICH? 78 DOES OWNERSHIP OF ASSETS REDUCE
VULNERABILITY TO AGGREGATE SHOCKS? . . . 79 DO THE POOR ENGAGE IN
SELF-DESTRUCTIVE OR MYOPIC COPING? 81 ARE ALL DOWNTURNS THE SAME IN
THEIR EFFECTS? 83 CONCLUSION 85 NOTES 86 CHAPTER 6: HELPING WORKERS DEAL
WITH THE RISK OF UNEMPLOYMENT 89 A TYPOLOGY OF PROGRAMS 90 MAIN FINDINGS
92 WHO IS COVERED BY THESE PROGRAMS? 95 HOW MUCH DO THE PROGRAMS COST?
96 WHAT ARE THE EFFICIENCY EFFECTS AND INSURANCE BENEFITS? 97 WHAT ARE
THE MAIN WEAKNESSES OF THESE PROGRAMS? 98 POLICY IMPLICATIONS 98
SELF-PROTECTION: THE STATE OF LABOR MARKETS 99 SELF-INSURANCE:
INDIVIDUAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 99 CONTENTS MARKET-TYPE INSURANCE:
RISK-POOLING PROGRAMS 101 SEVERANCE PAY PROVISIONS AS INSURANCE FOR
UNEMPLOYMENT 102 PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMS AS INSURANCE FOR UNEMPLOYMENT 102
CONVENTIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE 103 CONCLUSION 107 NOTES 108
CHAPTER 7: HELPING POOR HOUSEHOLDS DEAL BETTER WITH ECONOMIC CRISES IL L
SOCIAL SPENDING OVER ECONOMIC CYCLES 113 HOW DO GOVERNMENTS VARY
SPENDING OVER THE ECONOMIC CYCLE? 113 THE IMPORTANCE OF POLITICAL
FACTORS 114 THE QUALITY OF SOCIAL SERVICES OVER THE CYCLE 116 TARGETED
SPENDING DURING BOOMS AND BUSTS 119 DESIGNING ECONOMIC POLICY UNDER
POLITICAL CONSTRAINTS .121 THE LONG-TERM GOAL OF SOCIAL POLICY MUST BE
TO IMPROVE THE DISTRIBUTION OF ASSETS 122 TARGETED PROGRAMS SHOULD BE
PERMANENT AND BETTER PROTECTED DURING CRISES 122 KEEPING INCREASES IN
SOCIAL SPENDING MODERATE IN GOOD TIMES IS IMPORTANT TOO 122
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS CAN HELP OVERCOME POLITICAL
CONSTRAINTS TO INSURANCE 122 CONCLUSION 123 NOTES 125 BIBLIOGRAPHY 127
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WORLD BANK LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN STUDIES VIEWPOINTS SECURING OUR
FUTURE IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY DAVID DE FERRANTI GUILLERMO E. PERRY INDERMIT
S. GILL LUIS SERVEN WITH FRANCISCO H.G. FERREIRA NADEEM ILAHI WILLIAM F.
MALONEY MARTIN RAMA SUB GSTTINGEN 213 791 846 2001 B1051 THE WORLD BANK
WASHINGTON, D.C. CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS IX ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
XI CHAPTER 1: OPPORTUNITY AND RISK IN A GLOBALIZED LATIN AMERICA AND THE
CARIBBEAN 1 LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN'S PERFORMANCE IMPROVED IN
THE 1990S 1 OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS 1 WHY ECONOMIC INSECURITY? 3 THIS
REPORT 6 LAC'S VOLATILITY IS HIGH*BUT HAS NOT RISEN IN THE 1990S 6
DEALING WITH ECONOMIC INSECURITY REQUIRES A COMPREHENSIVE INSURANCE
APPROACH 7 LAC'S VOLATILITY ARISES FROM MULTIPLE SOURCES*DOMESTIC AND
FOREIGN 7 GOVERNMENTS CAN DO MUCH TO REDUCE VOLATILITY*EVEN IN A
GLOBALIZED ECONOMY 7 EXTERNAL RISKS CAN BE REDUCED BY DIVERSIFICATION
AND LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT 8 ANTICYCLICAL MACROECONOMIC POLICIES EASE
ADJUSTMENT TO SHOCKS 8 DEEPER AND STRONGER FINANCIAL SYSTEMS ARE A KEY
PART OF SOCIAL PROTECTION POLICIES 8 DEEP CRISES ARE PARTICULARLY
DAMAGING FOR THE POOR \ 8 THE POOR TRY TO PROTECT THEIR LONG-TERM
WELFARE IN CRISES*AS LONG AS THEIR ASSETS PERMIT 9 NEW INCOME SUPPORT
PROGRAMS FOR THE UNEMPLOYED NEED TO BE ESTABLISHED 9 ADMINISTRATIVE
CAPACITY AND LABOR POLICIES ARE KEY IN THE CHOICE OF INSTRUMENTS 9
SELF-INSURANCE FOR SLOW-REFORMING ECONOMIES 10 UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
FOR ADVANCED REFORMING ECONOMIES 10 PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMS PROVIDE
INSURANCE SUPPORT FOR INFORMAL SECTOR WORKERS 10 TARGETED PROGRAMS FOR
THE POOR NEED TO BE BETTER PROTECTED IN DOWNTURNS 10 SAVE IN GOOD TIMES
TO FINANCE SOCIAL SPENDING IN BAD TIMES 10 SUPRANATIONAL ACTION AND THE
ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 11 MYTHS AND REALITIES
ABOUT ECONOMIC VOLATILITY 11 SECURING OUR FUTURE 11 NOTES ' ' : 11
CHAPTER 2: ECONOMIC INSECURITY IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN: THE
STYLIZED FACTS 13 METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS 13 AGGREGATE VOLATILITY
IN LATIN AMERICA 15 VOLATILITY IN AGGREGATE OUTPUT 15 VOLATILITY IN
AGGREGATE CONSUMPTION 15 DIFFERENCES IN VOLATILITY ACROSS COUNTRIES
WITHIN THE REGION 16 REGIONAL TRENDS IN ECONOMIC VOLATILITY 18
TRANSMISSION OF AGGREGATE VOLATILITY TO THE LABOR MARKET 21 ARE LATIN
AMERICAN WORKERS FACING MORE RISK? 23 CHANGES IN EARNINGS VOLATILITY 23
TRENDS IN UNEMPLOYMENT RATES 24 CHANGES IN TURNOVER RATES 26 RISE IN
INFORMALITY 27 SECURING OUR FUTURE IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY THE DETERIORATION
IN PROSPECTS OF OLDER WORKERS 31 CHANGES IN INCOME DISTRIBUTION . 32
CONCLUSION 32 NOTES 35 CHAPTER 3: DESIGNING SOCIAL POLICY WHEN PEOPLE
FACE RISK: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK 37 THE NEED FOR SOUND ANALYSIS 37
APPROACH AND IMPLICATIONS 38 ADVANTAGES OF A DISCIPLINED APPROACH 39
CLEARER RATIONALE FOR GOVERNMENT ACTION 42 USEFUL INSIGHTS 42 A POWERFUL
TOOL FOR ORGANIZATION 43 CONCLUSION 43 NOTES 44 CHAPTER 4: MACROECONOMIC
VOLATILITY IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN: CAUSES AND REMEDIES 45
SOURCES OF AGGREGATE VOLATILITY IN LAC 45 EXTERNAL SHOCKS 45
MACROECONOMIC POLICY VOLATILITY 49 ABSORPTION AND AMPLIFICATION OF
SHOCKS: THE IMPORTANCE OF FINANCIAL MARKETS 50 WEAK LINKS WITH WORLD
FINANCIAL MARKETS 52 SHALLOW DOMESTIC FINANCIAL MARKETS 53 THE
COMBINATION INCREASES THE LIKELIHOOD OF ECONOMIC CRISES 54 OTHER
AMPLIFICATION MECHANISMS 57 SUMMARY 61 POLICIES TO DEAL WITH AGGREGATE
VOLATILITY IN LAC .* 61 TERMS OF TRADE RISK 65 CAPITAL FLOWS .* 66 THE
FINANCIAL SYSTEM 67 FISCAL POLICY .' 67 MONETARY AND EXCHANGE RATE
POLICY 67 SUPRANATIONAL ACTION V 68 ANNEX 1 68 NOTES 70 CHAPTER 5: THE
RESPONSE OF LAC HOUSEHOLDS TO ECONOMIC SHOCKS 73 THE RISK OF
UNEMPLOYMENT: WHO IS MOST AFFECTED? 73 ARE THE POOR MOST LIKELY TO
BECOME UNEMPLOYED? 73 ARE OLDER, LESS-EDUCATED MEN MORE LIKELY TO BECOME
UNEMPLOYED? 73 IS THERE NO UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR? 74 WHO
BECOMES UNEMPLOYED AND FOR HOW LONG? . .76 HOUSEHOLD RESPONSES TO
INCOME SHOCKS: FINDINGS OF PANEL STUDIES 76 DO AGGREGATE SHOCKS HURT THE
POOR MORE THAN THE RICH? 78 DOES OWNERSHIP OF ASSETS REDUCE
VULNERABILITY TO AGGREGATE SHOCKS? . . '. 79 DO THE POOR ENGAGE IN
SELF-DESTRUCTIVE OR MYOPIC COPING? 81 ARE ALL DOWNTURNS THE SAME IN
THEIR EFFECTS? 83 CONCLUSION 85 NOTES 86 CHAPTER 6: HELPING WORKERS DEAL
WITH THE RISK OF UNEMPLOYMENT 89 A TYPOLOGY OF PROGRAMS 90 MAIN FINDINGS
92 WHO IS COVERED BY THESE PROGRAMS? 95 HOW MUCH DO THE PROGRAMS COST?
96 WHAT ARE THE EFFICIENCY EFFECTS AND INSURANCE BENEFITS? 97 WHAT ARE
THE MAIN WEAKNESSES OF THESE PROGRAMS? 98 POLICY IMPLICATIONS 98
SELF-PROTECTION: THE STATE OF LABOR MARKETS 99 SELF-INSURANCE:
INDIVIDUAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 99 CONTENTS "MARKET-TYPE" INSURANCE:
RISK-POOLING PROGRAMS 101 SEVERANCE PAY PROVISIONS AS INSURANCE FOR
UNEMPLOYMENT 102 PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMS AS INSURANCE FOR UNEMPLOYMENT 102
"CONVENTIONAL" UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE 103 CONCLUSION 107 NOTES 108
CHAPTER 7: HELPING POOR HOUSEHOLDS DEAL BETTER WITH ECONOMIC CRISES IL L
SOCIAL SPENDING OVER ECONOMIC CYCLES 113 HOW DO GOVERNMENTS VARY
SPENDING OVER THE ECONOMIC CYCLE? 113 THE IMPORTANCE OF POLITICAL
FACTORS 114 THE QUALITY OF SOCIAL SERVICES OVER THE CYCLE 116 TARGETED
SPENDING DURING BOOMS AND BUSTS 119 DESIGNING ECONOMIC POLICY UNDER
POLITICAL CONSTRAINTS .121 THE LONG-TERM GOAL OF SOCIAL POLICY MUST BE
TO IMPROVE THE DISTRIBUTION OF ASSETS 122 TARGETED PROGRAMS SHOULD BE
PERMANENT AND BETTER PROTECTED DURING CRISES 122 KEEPING INCREASES IN
SOCIAL SPENDING MODERATE IN GOOD TIMES IS IMPORTANT TOO 122
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS CAN HELP OVERCOME POLITICAL
CONSTRAINTS TO INSURANCE 122 CONCLUSION 123 NOTES 125 BIBLIOGRAPHY 127 |
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| title_short | Securing our future in a global economy |
| title_sort | securing our future in a global economy |
| topic | Wirtschaft Wirtschaftspolitik Economic security -- Latin America Wirtschaftspolitik (DE-588)4066493-4 gnd |
| topic_facet | Wirtschaft Wirtschaftspolitik Economic security -- Latin America Lateinamerika Latin America -- Economic conditions -- 1982- Latin America -- Economic policy |
| url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016843559&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
| work_keys_str_mv | AT deferrantidavidm securingourfutureinaglobaleconomy |