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LATIN AMERICA ECONOMIES
In the nineteenth century, there were some changes at latin america:
-Population Growth: 20 million to 62 million of population. -Foreign trade. -Economic changes
Latin america entered to the world market.
Caused by:
-The diversification of demand in Europe and the United States of America. -Technical innovations like the food industrialization processes. -Institutional Innovations like the credit card systems.
Countries and their exportations:
Argentina and Uruguay exported leathers, skins and tallows. (To Europe)
Chile exported flour, oil and wine (Demanded by the california’s population)
Amazon region: rubber.
Destination of Latin American Exports
Finishing the nineteenth century, latin america exported primary products, there are some of them:
Cereals, Livestock, Cofee-Tea-Cocoa, sugar, fruits and vegetables and rubber-furs-leather.
Origin of Latin American imports-products.
Latin america exported primary products and imported manofactured goods (made by the primary) from different countries.
Great Britain, Germany, France, United States of America.
