ISI policies were brought to an end primarily by

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The inability of ISI policies to solve the economic crises of the 1980s, such as hyperinflation and external debt, led to a loss of popularity and support for these policies. This, in turn, led to a shift towards market-oriented policies, known as neoliberalism. While authoritarian governments and populist politicians may have played a role in implementing or supporting ISI policies, they were not the primary cause of their demise. Protests by consumers may have also contributed to the decline of ISI policies, but this was not the main reason for their end.

ISI Policies Were Brought to an End Primarily by