First published in 1991, Structural Change, Openness and Development in the Argentine Economy is a model-based study that analyzes the impact of global economic reconfiguration at the time on Argentina's economy. The book investigates strategic adjustments necessary to navigate the challenges posed by these changes.

It delves into the root causes of Argentina's economic stagnation and provides a comprehensive analysis of how openness - through trade liberalization, foreign investment, and integration into global markets - shaped the country's economic development. The study highlights both the challenges and opportunities arising from these transformations, offering valuable insights into policy strategies aimed at fostering sustainable growth.

Structural Change, Openness and Development in the Argentine Economy is an essential resource for students and researchers interested in Latin American economies and the effects of globalization on developing nations