Since 2003, Latin America has grown at an enviable pace, in large part due to historically high natural resource prices, including foodstuffs, precious metals, and energy.  But commodity prices notoriously fall, often faster than they rise.

Since 2003, Latin America has grown at an enviable pace, in large part due to historically high natural resource prices, including foodstuffs, precious metals, and energy. But commodity prices notoriously fall, often faster than they rise.

Latin America: will growth continue or is it doomed to repeat a commodities boom-bust cycle?

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Latin America: will growth continue or is it doomed to repeat a commodities boom-bust cycle?

Latin America: will growth continue or is it doomed to repeat a commodities boom-bust cycle?