Cuba’s Integration into the World Economy: A Challenge That May Not Be Met
Mercredi 25 mars 12h30 - Local A 3316
Dans le cycle de séminaires
Pouvoir, entreprises et régulation dans la mondialisation
Cette conférence sera donnée en anglais.
Astract
As the United States and Cuba normalize relations, it is reasonable to assume that Cuba will want to integrate more intensively into the global economy. However, for that to occur, numerous steps must be taken domestically. The most challenging of these endeavors, arguably, will be Cuba’s overhaul of its monetary policy; namely, converting its two currencies into one. Cuba has announced its intent to do away with the convertible peso, a step that will require revaluation of the Cuban peso. If unsuccessful, such a move can have adverse consequences. This paper analyzes Cuba’s monetary policy to determine whether the country’s future will be one of global integration or economic collapse.
Conférencier:
Denis Rey Ph. D en sciences politiques de la Université de Texas. Il est professeur associe de la Université du Tampa.
Quand : mercredi 25 mars à 12h30
Où : local A-3316. Pavillon Hubert-Aquin. UQAM. Station de métro Berri UQAM.
Pour en savoir plus contactez
Daniel Bonilla, 514 987-300 poste 3910, courriel bonilla.daniel@uqam.ca
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