Under that model, Latin American countries began deregulating their once-closed economies, selling unprofitable state-owned industries, and reforming labor and social laws.
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Incubated in a closed economy that was driven by state-owned monopolies, the middle class grew steadily from the 1920s to the 1970s.
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He said India, which began opening its closed economy in 1991, received foreign investment worth dlrs 4 . 3 billion in 1994.
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"Cardoso is not trying to close economy, " said David Wheeler, an analyst at Bear, Stearns & Co . in Sao Paulo.
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Hong Kong, whose economy is entirely open, has gained more relative benefits from a currency board arrangement than a closed economy would.
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But U . S .-Indian ties improved after the Soviet Union collapsed and India began reforming its previously closed economy in 1991.
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Many G-15 members like India have begun to lower trade barriers and open closed economies to multinationals to attract much needed investment.
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Third, the paradox assumes a closed economy in which savings are not invested abroad ( to fund exports of local production abroad ).
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NAFTA flung open the doors to Mexico's closed economy, and today, Mexico is the second-largest U . S . trade partner after Canada.
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"Cardoso is not trying to close economy, " said David Wheeler, an analyst at Bear, Stearns & AMP; Co . in Sao Paulo.
