In February, 1983, Venezuela ended the convertibility of the Bolivar and implemented multiple exchange rates, exchange controls, and import licensing as a means to rationing foreign exchange and encouraging import substitution. Further to this, in December, 1986, the government devalued the Bolivar and announced a series of changes in tariffs, exchange control procedures, and export incentives. This report analyzes the policies based on information...
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INFORMACIÓN
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1987/04/30
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Documento de trabajo departamental
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CPD8708
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2017/11/15
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Disclosed
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Trade policy in Venezuela
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