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In this paper we propose a structural model to explain the behaviour of Central American socioeco-nomic systems. This model has been done from an abstraction of Costa Rican case. The implementation of the reformist development model in Costa Rica, that is the same as most of Latin American countries have, has caused a structural change in this socioeconomic system. This can be observed mainly in the change of structural relationship or laws.

This paper focuses on the introduction of a Currency Financial Transaction Tax [CFTT). After analizing the main distorsions affecting the International Financial System (1FS) we present the main characteristics of this tax, which can be considered the most ambition attempt to regulate the IFS.

In this article it is analysed how the process of liberalization and foreign opening that begins in the mid eighties in the Magreb economies, mainly in Morocco and Tunisia, has determined important increases in the degree of internationalization of their productive systems and significant changes in their patterns of foreign trade.