Note EL MARCO LEGAL DE LAS IED EN CUBA La Red de Tratados Internacionales Ratificados por Cuba A. Los Convenios comerciales multilaterales Hoy día, la protección de las inversiones extranjeras directas (IED) puede revestir básicamente dos fórmulas jurídicas: acuerdos internacionales (bilaterales, multilaterales o regionales) o leyes internas de los Estados. Abordemos, en primer lugar, la […]
Mercado Laboral Cubano: Distorsiones y Retos
Auhtor’s note Cuba se puede considerar una economía híbrida que combina elementos del mercado con una economía estatal centralizada. La participación del mercado en la economía cubana ha crecido luego de la ampliación del trabajo por cuenta propia durante la última década del siglo XX y más recientemente, con las reformas introducidas para la implementación […]
Comparing The Quality of Education in Pre- and Post-Revolutionary Cuba Using U.S. Labor Market Outcomes
I said this to President Castro in Cuba. I said, look, you’ve made great progress in educating young people. —Barack Obama He managed to bring…good quality education to all the people of Cuba. —Jeremy Corbyn A legendary revolutionary and orator, Mr. Castro made significant improvements to the education…of his island nation. —Justin Trudeau As the […]
Growth and Policy-Induced Distortions in The Cuban Economy: an Econometric Approach
Author’s note The objective of this article is to evaluate the role played by economic policies in Cuba during the period 1990–2016, using a production function-based empirical model. In particular, the article is concerned with several policies that have severely distorted the Cuban economy and stifled economic activity for decades. The subsidization of employment to […]
Cuba’s Economic Liberalization and The Perils to Security and Legality
Author’s note A common feature of democratization processes across countries is a decrease in societal order. Political liberalization increases the number and types of citizens’ demands. Previously ignored groups now become relevant to both governments and those wishing to become government. However, existing institutions are not equipped to cope with the new demand. The rule […]
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