Editorial
CREDIT PERFORMANCE Nº 34
Are we still swimming in the sea of credit? Since 2008, it is said that Latin American countries are sailing in the sea of credit. Whether because of their successful financial systems or as a result of governmental policies encouraging domestic consumption, the overall numbers backed up the growth of the local economies.
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