Defusing Democracy: Central Bank Autonomy and the Transition from Authoritarian Rule

List of Tables and Figures

Tables and Figures Table 2.1. Alternative Measures of Central Bank Independence, 1980–89 38 Table 4.1. Selected Domestic Macroeconomic Indicators for Chile, 1971–89 77 Table 4.2. Chile: Sectoral Economic Trends, 1974–82 80 Table 4.3. Chile: Selected International Economic Indicators, 1970–89 86 Table 5.1. Chile: Selected Domestic Macroeconomic Indicators, 1990–94 127 Table 5.2. Chile: Volume and Composition of Medium- and Long-Term Private Capital Flows, 1980–94 136 Table 6.1. Mexico: Selected Domestic Macroeconomic Indicators, 1980–93 141 Table 6.2. Mexico: Selected International Economic Indicators, 1980–93 143 Table 6.3. Typology of Mexico’s Manufacturing Sector 147 Table 6.4. Mexico: Indicators for the Ten Largest Private National Groups and Their Links with the Large Firms, 1992 150 Table 7.1. Mexico: Electoral Competition in National Elections, 1964–94 191 Table 7.2. Mexico: Federal Deputy Election Results by State, 1991–97 195 Table 9.1. Chile versus Mexico 242 Fig. 3.1. The degree of threat 47 Fig. 4.1. Chile: Industrial restructuring by sector (% of GNP) 81 Fig. 4.2. Chile: Industrial restructuring (% change with respect to production potential) 84 Fig. 4.3. Chile: Industrial restructuring (% of GNP) 85 Fig. 6.1. Mexico: Support for the ruling party’s presidential candidate, 1946–94 163 Fig. A7.1. Mexico: Nonperforming loans, 1989–94 213 Fig. A7.2. Mexico: Quarterly growth of GDP, 1992–94 215 x Defusing Democracy ...