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Latin America can be spared it? - On the global financial crisis on the impact of Latin American countries

Gathered in the Brazilian measures jointly agreed to establish a monitoring group on macroeconomic and trade within the region to monitor changes. = M Head City thirty-one exhausted state of the second port 33, a nine-n1. . 1Zll50 on international raw material prices may be on exports and the impact of the domestic economy. Can be seen, the new round of economic growth cycle not only for the global financial crisis in Latin America to create the material conditions, but also accumulated experience in macroeconomic regulation and control. (C) the diversification of Latin American trading partners to gradually adjust the long-term dependence on the U.S. and Europe's external trade patterns, and emerging Asian countries to strengthen economic and trade cooperation and realize the diversification of trade partners. U.S. exports in Latin America rose from 60% to 2000 and 42% in 2007 over the same period the proportion of exports to the EU also fluctuate. Latin American countries have made clear that further development through the diversification of foreign economic and trade relations and regional cooperation against the global financial crisis on Latin American economic shocks. China's share of exports in Latin America from 2000 to 1% to 6% in 2007. Peru Catholic seminary, David T. Cardenas, Professor (DavidTuestaCardenas) even think that, as long as China's economic growth is not sharp decline in import demand of China in Latin America will remain at current levels or even continue to grow, thereby reducing the decline in U.S. demand on the adverse impact of Latin American economies. But should see that Latin American countries during the financial crisis, there are some unfavorable factors; if not properly deal with these negative factors, the outbreak of Latin American countries may also be a comprehensive crisis. The current inflationary pressures in Latin America macroeconomic policy faces a dilemma. Latin America emerged in 2007 to accelerate the trend of inflation; Since then, energy prices and food prices and the global financial crisis, the Latin American countries to further increase the momentum of inflation, some countries have double-digit inflation rate, such as the 2008 Venezuela's inflation rate of 30% or more. Face of the current global financial crisis, Latin American countries into a dilemma of macroeconomic policy dilemma: continue to implement inflation targeting under fiscal policy and monetary policy, the need to maintain high interest rates to curb inflation momentum,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but this will weaken the domestic consumption demand, impact on economic growth; response to financial crisis, the implementation of counter-cyclical economic policy, to prevent the slowdown in economic growth, the need for further rate cuts, which is not conducive to control inflation. How to balance the relationship between the two, the implementation of flexible macroeconomic policies, macroeconomic regulation and control on the ability of Latin American countries is a severe test of the future direction of the economy in Latin America is essential. Especially in the current Jl facing a shortage of students, the Government needed to expand investment and substantial financial resources, the Government is caught in the middle. In addition, the global financial crisis is still in the process of evolving, and its future development, there are many variables, its United States and other developed countries, the adverse effects of the real economy is still further expanded, and through various transmission mechanisms gradually spread to Latin America . The global financial crisis on Latin American economy has obvious lag. Main