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Beyond Facts: Understanding Quality of Life

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Ideas for Development in the Americas

IDEA is an economic and social policy newsletter published three times a year. It includes articles on research topic, new publications and summaries of seminars and conferences.

Volume 19: Latin America in Today`s Crisis - August 2009
	Vol. 18: Dealing with an International Credit Crunch - April 2009
Vol 17: Beyond Facts: Understanding Quality of Life - December 2008
	Volume 16: All that Glitters May Not Be Gold - September 2008
Volume 15: The $10 Billion Question: Which Investments Work Best? - March 2008
	Volume 14: Outsiders? Social Exclusion in Latin America - November 2007
Volume 13: Nationalization for the Poor? - August 2007
	Volume 12: Fiscal Pacts in Latin America - April 2007
Volume 11: How to Live with Debt - December 2006
	Volume 10: Bond Markets: A Spare Tire for the Domestic Financial System? - August 2006
Volume 9: Hidden in Plain Sight: Undocumented Citizens in Latin America - February 2006
	Volume 8: The Politics of Policies - November 2005
Volume 4: Housing Finance in Latin America: Time to Build a Better Market - July 2005
	Volume 7: Public Banks Revisited - May 2005
Volume 6: China Ascendant: A Snapshot of Economic Performance - January 2005
	Volume 5: The Balance on Banking in Latin America - September 2004
Volume 3: Reform Fatigue - January 2004
	Volume 2: Working on Labor Markets in Latin America - September 2003
Volume 1: A New Generation of Social Programs - July 2003