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The Konrad Adenauer Foundation ADELA Regional Program in Panama and the Corporation for Development Studies (CORDES) cordially invite you to be part of the presentation of the publication "Index of Social Market Economy (SME) Latin America Application of SME principles in the region".
This study is the result of cooperation between the Regional Program Alliance for Democracy and Development in Latin America (ADELA) of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS), based in Panama City, and the Corporación de Estudios para el Desarrollo (CORDES), a think tank based in Quito, Ecuador.
The Social Market Economy has its origins in the post-war period when German political leaders took to themselves the ideas developed in the inter-war period by thinkers of the Freiburg School, who promoted ordoliberalism: a current of economic thought that rejected the notion of an 'invisible hand' that would spontaneously 'guide' the economic system, proposing instead the development of an "economic constitution provided by the State" where the rules of the game would be established by which the actors within the market would participate.
Join us for the results of this interesting research!
Speakers:
Felipe Hurtado Perez, Academic Director of CORDES.
José Hidalgo Pallares, Director General of CORDES
July 6th
13:00 (CR, GT, SLV, NI)
14:00 (MX, PA, COL, EC, PE)
15:00 (BOL, VE, VE, PRY, CH)
16:00 (ARG, BR, UY)
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