This article reconstructs Peruvian foreign trade between 1890 and 1930, classifying it by country, both in imports and in exports separately, using the sources of foreign origin of the most important trading partners: Great Britain and the United States. The article that proposes trade with the United States begins to expand since the early twentieth century, so the context of the First World War accelerates the process. In addition, the low importance of Latin America as a market for manufactures and raw material supplier for the United States and Great Britain, the idea of a dependency relationship between the region and the powers, as well as the concept of informal empire.

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The performance of the Banco Industrial del Perú during the 1980s in a context of generalized crisis is analyzed, as well as its role in economic policy, the lending strategy used, its support to small industry and its relevance in the financial sector. During that period, the bank allocated significant amounts of capital to rescue industry from the crisis; however, the high level of default due to the deterioration of the industrial sector compromised the bank’s solvency.

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El presente artículo reconstruye el comercio exterior peruano entre 1890 y 1930 clasificándolo por países, tanto en las importaciones como en las exportaciones por separado, usando las fuentes de origen extranjero de los socios comerciales más importantes: Gran Bretaña y Estados Unidos. El artículo propone que el comercio con Estados Unidos comienza a expandirse desde principios del siglo XX, por lo que el contexto de la Primera Guerra Mundial acelera el proceso. Además, la poca importancia de América Latina como mercado para las manufacturas y proveedor de materia prima para Estados Unidos y Gran Bretaña, desbarata la idea de una relación de dependencia entre la región y las potencias, así como el concepto de imperio informal.

The performance of the Banco Industrial del Perú during the 1980s in a context of generalized crisis is analyzed, as well as its role in economic policy, the lending strategy used, its support to small industry and its relevance in the financial sector. During that period, the bank allocated significant amounts of capital to rescue industry from the crisis; however, the high level of default due to the deterioration of the industrial sector compromised the bank’s solvency.

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This article reconstructs Peruvian foreign trade between 1890 and 1930, classifying it by country, both in imports and in exports separately, using the sources of foreign origin of the most important trading partners: Great Britain and the United States. The article that proposes trade with the United States begins to expand since the early twentieth century, so the context of the First World War accelerates the process. In addition, the low importance of Latin America as a market for manufactures and raw material supplier for the United States and Great Britain, the idea of a dependency relationship between the region and the powers, as well as the concept of informal empire.

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The performance of the Banco Industrial del Perú during the 1980s in a context of generalized crisis is analyzed, as well as its role in economic policy, the lending strategy used, its support to small industry and its relevance in the financial sector. During that period, the bank allocated significant amounts of capital to rescue industry from the crisis; however, the high level of default due to the deterioration of the industrial sector compromised the bank’s solvency.

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