Socialist Challenge1981Socialist Challenge No. 217, 15 October 1981Capital
by Pam Singer · Socialist Challenge No. 217, 15 October 1981 · pp. 15-16 of the scan · 130 words
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Under Allende, there was di aliciot io cical a strong national economy. to try to break the cycle of dependence.
Under the new regime the accepted notion is that Chile should produce those goods which 'naturally produces that is to say primary products like copper and fruit. This of course just reproduces the vicious circle of dependence.
consequence of AS a this prevalling ecocilld doctrine import tariffs have been drastically reduced, and thus ITOOLS have flooded in. What has not flooded in is investment capital.
The return to the notion of Chile as a producer of Dl lillal y products of course fits in with the inICCSLS of the multinationals and imperialism. Morna Macleod has some observations Zanussi's Constant Factor boss and evidence.
previously.
page 16 of the scan
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