CUBA IN TRANSITION: Volume 4

Table of Contents

• Panorama de las reformas económicas en Cuba: 1993-1994. Pablo Alfonso, The Miami Herald

• A First Approximation Design of the Social Safety Net for a Democratic Cuba. José F. Alonso, Office of Research, Radio Martí, Ricardo A. Donate-Armada, The Wyatt Company, and
  Armando M. Lago, Ecosometrics Incorporated

• The Labor Market and Retirement Pensions in Cuba During the Transition: Reflections on the Social Safety Net Experience of Former Socialist Economies. Juan J. Buttari, USAID

• Cuba: Elements for a Modern Financial System. Fernando A. Capablanca, EXTEBANDES

• Cuba 1990-1994: Political Intransigence versus Economic Reform. Rolando H. Castañeda and George Plinio Montalván, Inter American Development Bank

• The Arcos Principles Rolando H. Castañeda and George Plinio Montalván

• Emigrant Remittances in the Cuban Economy: Their Significance During and After the Castro Regime. Sergio Díaz-Briquets, Casals and Associates

• Las condiciones de vida en Cuba: efectos sociales y psicológicos. Maida Donate Armada, Ex-Director of Research on Global and Territorial Consumption of the Cuban Institute of Research and Orientation of Internal Demand and Sigma Dos, Madrid, Spain.

• Cuban Social Security: A Preliminary Actuarial Analysis of Law #24 of Social Security. Ricardo A. Donate-Armada, The Wyatt Company

• The Role of Deposit Insurance in a Market-oriented Banking System in Cuba. Carlos Fernández, Peat Marwick

• Urban Transportation in Cuba: Past, Present and Future; What Can We Learn from the U.S. Experience?. Mario G. García, Metro-Dade Transit Div. Florida

• Russia and the IMF: The Political Economy of Macro-stabilization Ernesto Hernández-Catá, International Monetary Fund

• The Implications of Currency Substitution Experiencesin Latin America and in Eastern Europe for Cuba. Lorenzo L. Pérez, International Monetary Fund.

• Dual Monetary Systems in the Western Hemisphere and the Cuban Transition. Joseph M. Perry, Louis A. Woods and Jeffrey W. Steagall, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, Florida

• Cattle: The Forgotten Industry. Arturo J. Riera, Asociación Nacional de Ganaderos de Cuba

• Inflation and the Monetary Regime During the Cuban Economic Transition. Bryan W. Roberts, Dept. of Economics, Univ. of Miami, Florida

• The Case for an Independent Central Bank. Jorge Salazar-Carrillo, Dept. of Economics, Florida International University

• Monetary Dualism as an Instrument Towards a Market Economy: The Cuban Case. Jorge A. Sanguinetty, Development Technologies, Inc.

• The Historical Development of the Cuban Banking System: Lessons for the Future. Raúl M. Shelton, St. Thomas University

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