Viabilidad económica del cooperativismo agrario en Nicaragua

"Concludes that Sandinista macroeconomic policies favoring cooperatives generated inefficiencies and underutilized resources, and that excessive State support led to dependency and a lack of autonomy which undermined the cooperatives' ability to attain economic goals. Less favorable policies initiated in 1990 forced adjustments that increased efficiency and generated competitive advantages"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.