Progress, Poverty and Exclusion: An Economic History of Latin America in the 20th Century
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Quality of life; industrialization; elites; inequality; education; literacy; life expectancy; population growth; income distribution; infrastructure; Calidad de vida; industrialización; élites; desigualdad; alfabetización; esperanza de vida; crecimiento de la población; distribución de ingresos; infraestructura; desarrollo humano;All these keywords.
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