Across
- 2. WashingtonConsensus an array of policy recommendations generally advocated by developed-country economists and policy makers starting in the 1980s, including trade liberalization, privatization, openness to foreign investment, and restrictive monetary and fiscal policies
- 5. the use of economic, political, cultural and other pressures to control or influence other countries
- 6. Substituting previously imported manufactured goods with domestically produced goods.
- 7. Any employment that is not taxed or regulated by the government.
Down
- 1. a set of policies, originally pursued in the late 1960s by several east asian countries, to spur manufacturing for export, often through subsidies and incentives for export production.
- 3. A condition in which an economy begins development to reach middle-income status but is chronically unable to progress to high-income status.
- 4. It is not based on any collateral or legally enforceable contracts; instead, it is based on trust and positive social pressure