Year: 1946
Type: article
Abstract: and purporting to have profited from university discussions in which "many points were thrashed out in vigorous discussion from which both students and contributors profited."Harris' own chapters are marred by "writing down" to his audience, as in the case of the labored exposi tion of the fact that per capita incomes are much higher in the United States than in Latin America, and by meaningless space-filling, such as this: "government budgets are around $1 to SI.5 billion; if budgets run only at 10 per cent of national income, the corresponding income would be S10 to $15 billion."Economic Problems of Latin America is evidence of the deterioration in publishing standards during the war, rather than an achievement in economic research.
Author: Roderick A. Molina
Institution: Academy of American Franciscan History
Language: Spanish
Subfield: Literature and Literary Theory
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W1990695654