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De milagros, azares y asignaturas pendientes : algunas reflexiones sobre la experiencia económica de Chile por Herrera Bartis, Germán

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Disseminating and Using Student Assessment Information in Chile por Ramírez, María-José

Reclaiming the Lost Century of Growth: Building Learning Economies in Latin America and the Caribbean por Maloney, William F., Cirera, Xavier, Ferreyra, Maria Marta

“…Latin America and the Caribbean has lost not decades but a century of growth due to its inability to learn—to identify, adapt, and implement the new technologies emerging since the Second Industrial Revolution. …”

Developing the Enabling Context for Student Assessment in Chile, Updated Edition por Ramírez, María-José

Public policies for gender equality in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM): challenges for the economic autonomy of women and transformative recovery in Latin A... por Muñoz Rojas, Carolina

Privatization in Latin America : Myths and Reality por López-de-Silanes, Florencio, Chong, Alberto

Breeding Latin American Tigers : Operational Principles for Rehabilitating Industrial Policies por Devlin, Robert, Moguillansky, Graciela

Modelos de crecimiento científico por Hodara, Joseph

Innovative Experiences in Access to Finance por Gozzi, Juan Carlos, de la Torre, Augusto, Schmukler, Sergio L.

“…In particular, the book analyzes, among other things, some interesting experiences from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico that use different instruments to broaden access to credit in a sustainable way, such as structured finance, factoring, credit guarantees, and correspondent banking. …”

From Prospective to Prepared Teacher: A Global Study of Initial Teacher Education por World Bank

“…By instilling in children the skills that carry through further schooling, employment, and life, effective primary school teachers build a country’s human capital and, over time, facilitate economic growth and shared prosperity. How can education systems best equip teachers from the outset of their careers? …”