The free movement of goods and capital, as well as the accompanying macroeconomic stabilitypolicies (e.g., high interest rates, fiscal austerity, and stable exchange rates) have acted againstthe productive development of countries that lack the levels of productivity and competitivenessto emerge victorious from this process. In contrast, employment levels and economic activityhave increased in countries whose superior productive conditions and economic policies haveenabled them to cope s
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