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Worldcom, Enron, Parmalat... son algunos de los escándalos que han puesto de moda la contabilidad creativa y la ingeniería financiera. Ignacio de la Torre acumula una gran experiencia como analista bursátil de dos bancos europeos en escudriñar desde grandes empresas mundiales a chicharros españoles. Como buen profesor de contabilidad forense que es, nos explica, de forma sencilla y fácil, el origen de estas y otras muchas desviaciones contables y cómo algunas empresas utilizan estos atajos. La profusión de casos prácticos de organismos públicos y de empresas como Ahold, Nortel, Xerox... y el nivel de detalle del análisis convierten este libro en obligada lectura para aquellos que quieran entender los estados financieros y la verdadera marcha de las empresas, para los que quieran aprender a leer entre líneas. Porque la última línea depende de las anteriores y no hay engañado más culpable que el que no quiere leer.
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Report on the role of USA development aid in the economic development of the Dominican Republic through the strengthening of its private sector - covers the climate for international cooperation and government policy relevant to private investment; describes policies and role of IMF, IDB, development banks, aid institutions, the role of UN specialized agencies, nongovernmental organizations, etc. Relating to technical cooperation, economic aid and training assistance. Graphs, maps, references, statistical tables.
This volume is part of a recently completed research project at the World Bank that reviewed the macroeconomic experience of 18 developing countries from the mid-1960s. The period encompassed two oil shocks, two world recessions, a sharp rise in world interest rates, the debt crisis, and changes in exchange rate regimes. In this context, Colombia provides an almost unparalleled example of steady long-term economic growth despite external shocks, political crises, civil strife, reliance on a single, dominant commodity (coffee), and the rising importance of illicit drugs in the economy. 'Courting Turmoil and Deferring Prosperity' looks at how Colombia managed to avoid major prolonged economic crises against all odds. Its economy has confronted several external and internal shocks from the mid-1960s, mainly due to the country's reliance on exports of coffee, the price volatility of which can greatly affect the economy. The period also witnessed major policy changes, including a long-term shift from an essentially inward-oriented development strategy, based on industrialization through import substitution, to an outward-oriented, export-led strategy. The authors' analysis differs from most existing literature on the Colombian economy in two important ways: it evaluates policy responses to shocks in terms of their success in achieving short-run stabilization, as well as their impact on long-run growth; and it explores the intimate links between economic policies and the specific political and social ideologies, institutions, and structures in Colombia that have historically conditioned government policymaking. The report also highlights the role of prudent macroeconomic policies for crisis avoidance and analyzes the links between fiscal policy, trade policy, and exchange rates.