Little attention was paid to the financial sector, given the orientation of the new regime's economic technocrats toward import-substitution combined with the structuralist philosophy of the Economic Commission for Latin America.

In general, those now moving into senior positions are younger and better educated than their predecessors, and many have advanced as economic technocrats.

He quickly reached out to a group of economic technocrats to salvage the country's economy and ordered the sweeping transformation of India's economic and financial structure.

There was open conflict between economic technocrats implementing IMF plans and Suharto-related vested interests.

Power in China remains personal, and leadership requires a capacity to rally the disparate interests of Communist Party barons, army generals, economic technocrats and the general population.

For the economic technocrats, he vows to keep Mexico's deficit slender to prevent a financial crisis such as those that have followed every presidential succession since 1976.

Battered by Inflation Turks feel badly battered by inflation, and they blame their Prime Minister, who made his name as an economic technocrat before turning politician in the early 1980's.

But the nation's economic technocrats and its business leaders are preparing for economic and political shifts.

In 1954, Franco abandoned the corporative system in favour of free-market reforms implemented by economic technocrats.

The party has been torn for years by feuding among conservative Catholics, traditional trade union leaders and economic technocrats.