The constitution from an economic perspective
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https://doi.org/10.21678/apuntes.33.377Keywords:
Peru, constitutions, constitutional reform, constitutional law, economic lawAbstract
The Constitution to be approved by referendum implies significant changes with respect to the 1979 Constitution in the area of economic normativity. This article reviews the principal modifications introduced, and analyzes the degree to which the majority and the opposition in Congress have agreed in this area of the constitutional reform process. The article finishes with an analysis of what these coincidences and differences imply for the stability of the changes adopted.
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