Economic Literature of Latin America: a Tentative Bibliography. Volume I. Compiled by the Staff of the Bureau for Economic Research in Latin America

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Harvard University Press, 1936, 315 pp

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A very valuable compilation, filling a lacuna of long standing. There are over six thousand entries, arranged topically under each of the ten South American republics.

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