Chile: The Success Story of a Developing Country

Authors

Emily Griffen '00, Illinois Wesleyan University
Esteban G. Lizano '01, Illinois Wesleyan University
Kathy-Ann Moe '02, Illinois Wesleyan University
Marta Siaba '01, Illinois Wesleyan University
Michelle Stone '01, Illinois Wesleyan University

Abstract

Chile is often cited as a target example for other countries in Latin America and Eastern Europe because of its success in economic restructuring, market liberalization, and stabilization. Deemed the “economic jaguar,” Chile has undergone substantial economic, social, and political transitions over the past decade. However, several problems still need to be addressed before Chile attains developed economic status.

Recommended Citation

Griffen '00, Emily; Lizano '01, Esteban G.; Moe '02, Kathy-Ann; Siaba '01, Marta; and Stone '01, Michelle (2000) "Chile: The Success Story of a Developing Country," The Park Place Economist: Vol. 8
Available at: https://digitalcommons.iwu.edu/parkplace/vol8/iss1/16